摘要
0n the phylogeny of Chinese pottery containers, Ding tripod appeared earlierthan li. Pottery Ding tripod was a kind of traditional cooker in Jianghan area, and Lifirst emerged and then became prevalent in the Yellow River valley. During Shang andZhou Dynasty, Li was dispersed to Jianghan area where its variations appeared, and manystyles of Li with different shapes, characters and uses came forth. 0nly one kind ofdaily cooker among them can be called ’Chu-styled li’. The anthor believes that Chu-styledli is the compound of li from the Central Plains and Ding tripod of Jianghan area. Itwas in vogue in the Eastzhou Dynasty when li had already vanished in the Central Plains.Three basic forms of Chu-styled li are relative to their uses and cultural origins.
0n the phylogeny of Chinese pottery containers, Ding tripod appeared earlierthan li. Pottery Ding tripod was a kind of traditional cooker in Jianghan area, and Lifirst emerged and then became prevalent in the Yellow River valley. During Shang andZhou Dynasty, Li was dispersed to Jianghan area where its variations appeared, and manystyles of Li with different shapes, characters and uses came forth. 0nly one kind ofdaily cooker among them can be called 'Chu-styled li'. The anthor believes that Chu-styledli is the compound of li from the Central Plains and Ding tripod of Jianghan area. Itwas in vogue in the Eastzhou Dynasty when li had already vanished in the Central Plains.Three basic forms of Chu-styled li are relative to their uses and cultural origins.
出处
《江汉考古》
北大核心
2001年第1期64-70,共7页
Jianghan Archaeology
