A glimpse of the 'Sangkhalok Kiln' during the Eastern Han Dynasty, over 1,900 years old.
Xinhua news agency reported that a group of archaeologists hadโปรโมชั่น SLOTXOdiscovered a 'sangkalok kiln' from the Eastern Han Dynasty at Yongxing Village. Liling City, Hunan Province, central China, while exploring the Lushui Basin last month. last Apr
Archaeologists discovered chinaware kiln From the Eastern Han Dynasty at Yongxing Village Liling City, Hunan Province, central China, while exploring the Lushui Basin. The remains of a kiln, 2-2.15 meters wide and 7.2 meters long, were found with the roof collapsed. But there were still a lot of kiln bricks and clay lumps left. which is a piece of pottery and a piece of chinaware in a grid pattern Most of them are dark gray in color and the shape of a pot, kettle, cauldron and dish.
In this regard, the archaeologists have taken the comparative analysis further. It was found that the pottery unearthed in the kiln was similar to the common pottery discovered in the Middle and Late Eastern Han Dynasty tombs. The area in the east of Hunan by Mr. Wen Guoxun, director of the Archeology Bureau of the Zhuzhou City Museum. which supervises Liling City The findings also provide new information to study the development history of Hunan's ceramic industry and the technical development of the kiln industry in the middle of the Yangtze River during that period.