A village in Hebei Province, China, that was buried when the Yellow River flooded in 1108. Excavations began around 1918, unearthing the remains of two dwellings and ceramics from the Song dynasty. The ceramics include those from the Cizhou and Ding kilns, known as Julu ware, with the former being particularly famous for its beautiful white color. Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
1108年黄河の氾濫(はんらん)で埋没した中国河北省の一邑(ゆう)。1918年ころから発掘され始め,二つの住居跡や宋代の陶磁器が出土。陶磁には磁州窯,定窯のものがあり,鉅鹿陶と称されるが,特に白くて美しい前者は有名。
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