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In the autumn 2006, the Collaborative Archaeological Team of the Early Qin Culture excavated a large-scale “Musical Instrument Pit” nearby the robbed large tomb attributed to certain Duke of Qin, and unearthed complete sets of bronze chime bells and music stones with inscription “Qin Zi 秦子 (Viscount of Qin)”. We plan to discuss in depth the chronology, nature and the relevant issues about this “Musical Instrument Pit” in this paper.

On the Issues Related to the “Musical Instrument Pit” of the Viscount of Qin State Discovered at Dapuzishan Site, Lixian County