Period:Unknown Production date:553
Materials:copper alloy
Technique:cast
Dimensions:Diameter: 23.50 millimetres Weight: 2.45 grammes
Description:
Copper alloy coin: Changping wuzhu.
IMG
Comments:ornaments.”Stein 1928, p.647: “There may have been originally some objects of value deposited with these bodies; for mixed up with the layer of earth and decayed matting near them there were found the following small articles, which the first pillagers of the tomb had evidently overlooked when turning the bodies out of their coffins. The three small discs of silver, Ast.i.3.06, with square holes in the centre, were obviously made in imitation of Chinese copper coins. … Seven glass beads, Ast.i.3.07, were also recovered, and a Chinese copper coin of the Wu-shu [pinyin: wuzhu] type, with a legend in four characters, reading ch’ang p’ing wu shu [pinyin: Changping wuzhu] 常平五銖.”
Materials:copper alloy
Technique:cast
Dimensions:Diameter: 23.50 millimetres Weight: 2.45 grammes
Description:
Copper alloy coin: Changping wuzhu.
IMG
Comments:ornaments.”Stein 1928, p.647: “There may have been originally some objects of value deposited with these bodies; for mixed up with the layer of earth and decayed matting near them there were found the following small articles, which the first pillagers of the tomb had evidently overlooked when turning the bodies out of their coffins. The three small discs of silver, Ast.i.3.06, with square holes in the centre, were obviously made in imitation of Chinese copper coins. … Seven glass beads, Ast.i.3.07, were also recovered, and a Chinese copper coin of the Wu-shu [pinyin: wuzhu] type, with a legend in four characters, reading ch’ang p’ing wu shu [pinyin: Changping wuzhu] 常平五銖.”
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