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考古现场,如何“搬”进博物馆
Ren Min Ri Bao· 2025-10-09 00:05
是展馆,更是见证 "就连考古发掘工具都有,这个博物馆是真想教会我考古。" "是一本解读良渚文明发展脉络的'编年史书'。" ………… 最近,位于浙江省杭州市临平区的玉架山考古博物馆吸引了众多考古爱好者。自2025年5月18日开馆以 来,馆内日均接待游客超3000人次。在车水马龙的现代都市和稻浪翻滚的生态农田之间,玉架山考古博 物馆恰似一条纽带,串联起一曲跨越千年的时空交响。这座考古博物馆有什么特殊之处?缘何好评连 连? 读懂良渚文明"演进图景" 玉架山史前聚落遗址是"2011年度全国十大考古新发现"之一,考古学家严文明曾这样论证它的重要性: 玉架山遗址涵盖了良渚文化早、中、晚各个时期,是目前所见唯一贯穿1000年良渚文明演进历程的遗 迹。 今天,我们看到的玉架山考古博物馆总建筑面积2.5万平方米,设有临平遗址群厅、茅山遗址厅、玉架 山遗址厅等展厅,精选1800件(套)陶器、玉石器等出土文物,多数展品为首次亮相。 展厅内,无论是按年代排序的陶器墙,还是复原的环壕形态,都可以让观众通过考古调查、发掘剖面和 发掘平面,深入了解玉架山遗址的营建过程和良渚文化的兴衰历程。 整个遗址由6个相邻环壕围沟组成,其内有人工堆积的 ...
考古现场,如何“搬”进博物馆(文化中国行·华夏博物之旅)
Ren Min Ri Bao· 2025-10-03 22:02
玉架山考古博物馆展陈文物。 玉架山考古博物馆外景。 游客参观玉架山遗址公园复原展示区域。 游客参观玉架山考古博物馆内的"茅山"艺术装置。 茅山遗址厅房屋遗迹复原。 以上图片均为玉架山考古博物馆提供 "就连考古发掘工具都有,这个博物馆是真想教会我考古。" "是一本解读良渚文明发展脉络的'编年史书'。" ………… 最近,位于浙江省杭州市临平区的玉架山考古博物馆吸引了众多考古爱好者。自2025年5月18日开馆以 来,馆内日均接待游客超3000人次。在车水马龙的现代都市和稻浪翻滚的生态农田之间,玉架山考古博 物馆恰似一条纽带,串联起一曲跨越千年的时空交响。这座考古博物馆有什么特殊之处?缘何好评连 连? 是展馆,更是见证 读懂良渚文明"演进图景" 玉架山考古博物馆展陈文物。 玉架山史前聚落遗址是"2011年度全国十大考古新发现"之一,考古学家严文明曾这样论证它的重要性: 玉架山遗址涵盖了良渚文化早、中、晚各个时期,是目前所见唯一贯穿1000年良渚文明演进历程的遗 迹。 今天,我们看到的玉架山考古博物馆总建筑面积2.5万平方米,设有临平遗址群厅、茅山遗址厅、玉架 山遗址厅等展厅,精选1800件(套)陶器、玉石器等出土文物 ...
余杭:良渚文明循迹之旅工程加速推进
Hang Zhou Ri Bao· 2025-08-19 02:12
去年,工程一期绿道延伸至安溪村,以一座吊浪桥连通羊后圩与甪头湾,便利了村民出行。"绿道 带来的好处实实在在!"家住良渚街道安溪村的村干部胡威说,"看着瑶山遗址到康门水库段一天一个 样,我们村都盼着完工。更多游客来骑行爬山,将带动农产品销售和'家门口'就业,让村民增收。" "瑶山遗址至康门水库段的绿道完成后,将与一期已建成的良渚博物院至十里渠段相接,共同串联 起瑶山遗址公园、东明山森林公园、康门水库、良渚博物院、杭州国家版本馆、良渚古城遗址公园、安 溪古镇、双坝遗址等重要节点。"项目现场负责人张敏航介绍。项目建成后,这条绿道将良渚大遗址更 加紧密地编织成整体,成为国内外游客参观的一条沉浸式"五千年时空走廊"。 一条绿道"串珠成链",正把深埋五千年的良渚文明变成可感、可触、可阅读的当代风景。 立秋虽过,暑热未消。在余杭良渚康门水库东侧的林中绿道旁,工人们正挥汗如雨,加紧建设一座 占地约150平方米的驿站。这是良渚文明循迹之旅工程二期——瑶山遗址至康门水库段项目的施工现 场。 据悉,此项目约90%的绿道于大遮山间蜿蜒伸展。"游客行至山顶'瑶山神隐之境'制高点,可将瑶山 遗址公园和良渚古城遗址公园全貌尽收眼底。"张敏 ...
玉架山考古博物馆开馆:展现良渚文明千年底蕴
Xin Hua Wang· 2025-05-19 01:41
Core Viewpoint - The Yujia Mountain Archaeological Museum, the first archaeological museum in Zhejiang Province, officially opened to the public, showcasing the rich heritage of the Liangzhu civilization that has lasted for thousands of years in the region [1][2]. Group 1: Museum Overview - The Yujia Mountain Archaeological Museum has a total construction area of approximately 25,000 square meters and displays over 1,800 cultural relics [2]. - The museum is adjacent to the Yujia Mountain archaeological site, which was recognized as one of the "Top Ten Archaeological Discoveries in 2011" and features the most complete sequence of burial sites from the Liangzhu culture [2]. - The archaeological work at the Yujia Mountain site spanned from 2008 to 2022, revealing a complete settlement site composed of six concentric moats, marking the first discovery of such multi-moat settlements in Liangzhu archaeology [2]. Group 2: Cultural Significance - The Yujia Mountain site encompasses the early, middle, and late periods of the Liangzhu culture, covering a span of 1,000 years, which is crucial for understanding the rise and fall of the Liangzhu civilization [2]. - The museum features exhibits from the Maoshan site, which has a history ranging from over 6,000 years to 4,000 years ago, showcasing significant archaeological findings including ancient rice paddies and a dugout canoe from the Liangzhu period [5][6]. - The discovery of ancient rice paddies at the Maoshan site provides important clues for further research into rice agriculture during the Liangzhu period [5]. Group 3: Additional Archaeological Findings - The Maoshan site also revealed hoof prints from a water buffalo, indicating the agricultural practices of the time and contributing to the understanding of the environmental changes that may have led to the decline of the Liangzhu civilization [6]. - In addition to the Yujia Mountain and Maoshan sites, over 20 contemporaneous sites have been discovered in the Linping District, collectively known as the "Linping Site Group," which includes various types of settlements and burial sites [8]. - The Linping Site Group represents a high-status regional center of the Liangzhu culture, showcasing a structured settlement hierarchy with large and small settlements, as well as elite and commoner burial sites [8].