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2011年春季至2012年夏季,北京大学考古文博学院与郑州市文物考古研究院合作发掘位于嵩山东麓的郑州西南郊老奶奶庙遗址。这次发掘揭露面积近50平方米,有多达数千件的石制品和数以万计的动物骨骼及碎片发现。尤其重要的是数十处用火遗迹,以及多层叠压、连续分布的古人类居住面的发现。这些新发现非常清楚地展示了当时人类以老奶奶庙遗址中心营地,在较长时期内连续居住的活动细节。老奶奶庙中心营地遗址的发现,也将近年来在嵩山东南麓新发现的300多处旧石器地点完整地连接起来,系统地再现了郑州地区深海氧同位素3阶段(MIs 3 stage)古人类的栖居形态(见图一)。
From spring 2011 to the summer of 2012, the Institute of Archeology and Museology, Peking University and Zhengzhou Institute of Cultural Relics and Archeology collaborated in excavating the site of the Grandma Temple in the southwestern suburbs of Zhengzhou in the eastern foot of Songshan Mountain. The excavation revealed an area of nearly 50 square meters, up to thousands of pieces of stone products and tens of thousands of animal bones and debris found. Of particular importance are the dozens of discoveries made by fire monuments, as well as layers of laminated, continuous distribution of ancient human settlements. These new findings show very clearly the details of the activities of humans living in camps at the site of the Granny Temple Relic Center for a longer period of time. The discovery of the camp site of the grandmother temple center also completely connects the newly found 300 sites of paleoliths in the southeastern Songshan Mountains in recent years and systematically reproduces the habitat of the ancient humans at the 3rd stage of the deep sea oxygen isotope of Zhengzhou (MIs 3) Habitat morphology (see Figure I).