A Study Of Danglu In The Qin And Han Dynasties Unearthed In Northern China

Since the development of Archaeology in China,great achievements have been made in the archaeological work in Qin and Han Dynasties.The remains of chariots and horses with rich species and various shapes have attracted great attention.Experts and scholars have carried out in-depth research on this,and the same harvest is abundant,but there is little special research in the specific horse appliance in Danglu.This paper is to use archaeology as the starting point to collect and sort out the Danglu unearthed in the Qin and Han Dynasties in northern China.First,the identification and classification of the classification are divided into six types,and the early Qin to the Western Han,the middle Western Han,the late Western Han to the late Eastern Han.Then,the distribution is discussed to find out the distribution characteristics of the distribution from different angles of the period and type.At the same time,the relationship between Danglu funeral and burial grade is mastered by combining the unearthed materials.Finally,on the basis of the above,this paper classifies and studies the patterns of Danglu,straightens out the artistic characteristics of the patterns,and then combines with the cultural characteristics of the nomadic people in the Eurasian steppe region to explore the internal relationship between them and the culture and art of northern China during the Qin and Han dynasties.Generally speaking,this paper analyzes the archaeological data of Danglu in the Qin and Han Dynasties in northern China,in order to dissect Danglu as comprehensively as possible.