1, copper goose fish lamp
Children's eye fish lamp, an ancient lamp name, was unearthed in Dianta Village, Shenmu County, Shaanxi Province, and the tomb of the Western Han Dynasty in Nanchang. Some people named it Goose Fish Lamp, and its shape is basically the same as that of Goose Fish Lamp. As a goose's standing posture, it consists of four parts: goose's head, neck, goose's body, lamp and lampshade.
2. Yu Jianying
Yu Zhangjian is embedded in the sheath for wearing and binding. The roe deer is embedded in the center of the scabbard, and it is rectangular in front, engraved with moire, animal face and tiger-killing pattern. There is a box below, which is convenient for the belt to pass through, and the sword can be fixed on the belt. At present, the earliest jade sword is found in the Warring States period. The sword of Han Dynasty is bigger than that of Warring States, the hole below is higher than that of the previous generation, and the upper wall of the hole is thicker than the lower wall.
3. horseshoe gold
A total of 25 horseshoe gold pieces were unearthed from Houhai Tomb, including rare horseshoe gold 10, 5 horseshoe gold pieces and horseshoe gold 10. Horseshoe gold, a weighing currency in the Western Han Dynasty, is oval in front, round in bottom and concave in outer space, like a horseshoe. It was written by Xie Xiangrui in the second year of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (95 BC). Horseshoe gold generally weighs about 250 grams, which is equivalent to one catty in Han Dynasty.
4. Five baht
According to statistics, there are about 10 tons of copper coins unearthed from the tomb of Hai Faint Hou, which is nearly 2 million pieces of copper coins, equivalent to today's 10 million yuan. Five baht coin was first cast in the period of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty, and it is a kind of coin with weight as the monetary unit. The excavation of the five-baht coin proved by archaeological means for the first time that the consistent method of checking the amount of 1000 copper coins since the Tang and Song Dynasties originated in the Western Han Dynasty at the latest.
5. Jade sword
A jade sword with a length of about 80 cm, which was cleared from the owner's tomb of Hai Faint Hou. Jade ornaments embedded in the hilt and scabbard are called jade sword ornaments; A sword decorated with jade is called a jade sword. A complete jade sword consists of four jade ornaments, namely the head, the lattice, the hilt and the hilt.