The Excavation And Research Of The Eastern Han Dynasty Tombs In Feijia Village,Xianyang City

From November 2015 to June 2016,the HNA archaeological team of the Shaanxi Provincial Institute of Archaeology conducted a rescue excavation which covers an area of about 120 thousand square meters within the scope of ancient sites and ancient tombs in the south of Feijia Village of Weicheng District of Zhou Ling Town,Xianyang City.Archaeologists excavated 3 roads,29 tomb burial,including 16 tombs of the Eastern Han Dynasty.This paper takes the new archaeological data of the Han Dynasty Tomb of Feijia Village in Xianyang City as the breakthrough point.Based on the previous research results,the 16 tombs are divided into three periods,including the middle period of the Eastern Han Dynasty,the late Eastern Han Dynasty,the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty To Wei Dynasty,and according to the combination of staging and pottery,the cemetery layout,burial objects reflect the problem and the identity of the tomb and other issues related research,speculated that the tombs may be the tombs which people gurded the Western Han Dynasty Mausoleum.This excavation of the tombs of the Eastern Han Dynasty has enriched the data of Han culture research,and provided clues for further study on the development and evolution and the understanding of the social development process and cultural characteristics of the Han Dynasty.It will be helpful to study the family organization,economic form,funeral custom and social life of the middle and lower classes in the Eastern Han dynasty.