Study On The Qi Tombs With Bronze-imitated Pottery Ritual Vessels In Eastern Zhou Dynasty

On the basis of comprehensively collecting the materials of the Qi tombs in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty,the paper uses the method of archaeological typology to grasp the evolution law of typical utensils.In the middle and late Warring States period,the fourth period and the seventh period.Using the method of archaeological situation analysis,this paper investigates the unearthed situation of the imitation copper pottery ritual ware,and reveals the coexistence and interrelationship between it and the bronze ritual ware,clay ware,solid pottery ware,lacquer ware,etc.in the tombs,so as to better understand The status and function of the imitation bronze pottery ritual ware in the burial objects of the Qi tomb in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty.Based on the distribution area and the situation of the burial objects,the Eastern Zhou Qi tombs buried with imitation copper pottery ritual ware are divided into five areas:the center,southwest Shandong,Jiaodong,southeastern Shandong,and northwestern Shandong,and the imitation copper pottery ritual ware is discussed from the vertical and horizontal aspects.The dynamic distribution of tombs,regional style differences in different districts,and foreign cultural factors revealed that the differences were related to the status of tomb owners and the original traditions of each district.Through the analysis of the imitation copper pottery ritual ware,pottery text and the remains related to the production of the imitation copper pottery ritual vessel,the operation form,production mode and circulation situation of the imitation copper pottery ritual vessel are restored.The production of local private pottery workshops is divided into two modes:customized and mass production.Finally,the thesis also discusses the reasons for the appearance of the imitation copper pottery ritual ware,and believes that the initial dissemination of the imitation copper pottery ritual vessel was bottom-up,and the changes in economic and social concepts led to its appearance and widespread popularity.