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The tomb M1017 is located in the southwest of the Dahekou Cemetery of the Western Zhou Dynasty in Yicheng County, Shanxi Province. It is a rectangular vertical earthen pit tomb equipped with one wooden coffin chamber and one wooden coffin. The occupant (estimated to be a male) is interred with the head to the west, underneath whom is a waist pit. The grave goods unearthed from this tomb are made of bronze, gold, tin, pottery, shell, etc. Bronzes take the bulk of the grave goods, including ritual vessels, musical instruments, weapons, tool, chariot and horse fittings, and so on; the 50 bronze vessels are concentratedly set between the coffin chamber and coffin in front of the occupant’s head. The bronze ritual vessels include 13  ding -tripods and  fangding -quadripods, seven  gui -tureens, one  li -cauldron, four  dou -stemmed bowls, two basins, one  yu -basin, two spoons, seven  jue -cups, two  gu -goblets, three  zun -vessels, three  you -wine jars,  zhi -cup,  jia -wine vessel,  lei -wine jar, pot, ladle,  pan -basin and  he -pitcher, one of each of them. Many bronzes bear inscriptions of “ bo  伯 (earl)” or “ Ba Bo  霸伯 (Earl of the Ba State)”, hinting that the occupant of this tomb might be a lord of the Ba State. The date of this tomb is the early stage of the mid Western Zhou Dynasty.

chinese archaeology

The excavation of the tomb M1017 at Dahekou Cemetery of the Western Zhou Dynasty in Yicheng, Shanxi: Joint Archaeological Team of Shanxi Provincial Institute of Archaeology, Linfen Municipal Bureau of Cultural Relics, Yicheng County Bureau of Cultural Relics and Tourism and Research Center for Northern Chinese Archaeology of Shanxi University