Cultures
半坡
半坡
ハンパ
音 訓
A Neolithic Yangshao site near Xian. also represents earliest phase of Yangshao culture.
ban4 po1
繁 简 拼音半山
半山
バンザン
音 訓Banshan. The phase of Gansu Yang-shao after Ma-jia-yao. Char. pottery.
ban4 shan1
繁 简 拼音大汶口文化
大汶口文化
音 訓A Neolithic culture found in Shandong, predating Longshan horizon.
da4 wen4 kou3
繁 简
拼音
鄂尔多斯
鄂爾多斯
音 訓
Ordos, the area of the bend in the yellow river.
e4 er3 duo1 si1
繁 简
拼音
河姆渡文化
河姆渡文化
音 訓
Hemudu Culture. Neolithic culture across Hangzhou Bay from Liangzhu Culture.
he2 mu3 du4 wen2 hua4
繁 简 拼音
红山文化
紅山文化
コウザンブンカ
音 訓Hong-shan culture. approx. 3600-3000 BC. Neolithic culture predominant in Liaoning, SE Mongolia.
hong2 shan1 wen2 hua4
繁 简
拼音
良渚文化
良渚文化
音 訓
The Liangzhu culture; a Neolithic culture in lake Tai-hu area, descendant from Majiabang Culture.
liang2 zhu3 wen2 hua4
繁 简 拼音
龙山文化
龍山文化
リュウザンブンカ
音 訓Longshan Culture: A specific site in Shandong as well as a general horizon of 3rd mill.
long2 shan1 wen2 hua4
繁 简 拼音
马厂
馬廠
バショウ
音 訓Machang. The latest cultural phase of Gansu Yang-shao culture.
ma3 chang3
繁 简 拼音马家窑文化
馬家窯文化
バカヨウブンカ
音 訓Ma-jia-yao, the fourth of the phases of Yang-shao Neolithic culture. Gansu type-site
ma3 jia1 yao2
繁 简
拼音
庙底沟
廟底溝
音 訓
Miaodigou, The second phase of Yangshao culture, prevalent in middle Yellow River valley.
miao4 di3 gou1
繁 简
裴李冈文化
裴李岡文化
音 訓
The Pei-li-gang Culture, a Neolithic culture predating Yangshao in Northern China
Pei2 li3 gang1 wen2 hua4
繁 简
拼音
齐家文化
齊家文化
音 訓
The Qijia culture, of eastern Gansu and Qinghai. Late Neolithic, Copper Age c. 2000
qi2 jia1 wen2 hua4
繁 简 拼音
四坝文化
四壩文化
音 訓 Siba Culture.si4 ba4 wen2 hua4
繁 简
拼音
陶寺
陶寺
音 訓
Taosi Phase, named after site in southern Shanxi, designates southern Shanxi Longshan.
tao2 si4
繁 简 拼音夏家店下层
夏家店下層
音 訓Lower Xiajiadian Culture. Replaces Hongshan culture is western Liaoning. 2nd mill B.C.
xia4 jia1 dian4 xia4 ceng2
繁 简 拼音
仰韶文化
仰韶文化
ギョウショウブンカ
音 訓Yangshao Culture, a neolithic painted pottery culture in North China, 5000-3000 BC
Yang3 Shao2 wen2 hua4
繁 简
拼音
岳石文化
岳石文化
Yueshi Culture, mostly in Shandong, after Longshan (1600-1300 BC)yue4 shi2 wen2 hua4
繁 简
Chronological Division
勃发期
勃發期
音 訓
The Thriving Stage. The stage after the Formative stage when techniques are established which lead to a flourishing output.
bo2 fa1 qi1
繁 简
拼音
草创期
草創期
音 訓
The Pioneering Stage. The initial stage when experimentation leads to uneven results and new creations.
cao3 chuang1 qi1
繁 简
拼音
成形期
成形期
音 訓
The Formative Period, when the basic characteristics of later periods are formed. The Erlitou metallurgy is the Formative Period of later Bronze Age metallurgy. This period follows the Pioneering Stage.
cheng2 xing2 qi1
繁 简
拼音
鼎盛期
鼎盛期
音 訓
The Prosperous Period. Comes after the Flourishing period. The zenith of accomplishment, just before the decline.
ding3 sheng4 qi1
繁 简 拼音
父系社会
父系社會
フケイシャカイ
音 訓 patrilineal societyfu4 xi4 she4 hui4
繁 简 拼音
红铜时代
紅銅時代
コウドウジダイ
音 訓 Copper Agehong2 tong2 shi2 dai4
繁 简 拼音
旧石器时代
舊石器時代
キュウセッキジダイ
音 訓 Paleolithicjiu4 shi2 qi4 shi2 dai4
繁 简 拼音
母系社会
母系社會
ボケイシャカイ
音 訓 matrilineal societymu3 xi4 she4 hui4
繁 简 拼音
青铜时代
青銅時代
セイドウジダイ
音 訓 Bronze Ageqing1 tong2 shi2 dai4
繁 简 拼音
石器时代
石器時代
セッキジダイ
音 訓 Stone Ageshi2 qi4 shi2 dai4
繁 简 拼音
史前史
史前史
シゼンシ
音 訓 prehistoryshi3 qian2 shi3
繁 简
氏族社会
氏族社會
シゾクシャカイ
音 訓
Clan Society. A primitive stage of societal development characterized by tribes and clans.
shi4 zu2 she4 hui4
繁 简 拼音
铁器时代
鐵器時代
テッキジダイ
音 訓 Iron Agetie3 qi4 shi2 dai4
繁 简 拼音
铜石并用时代
銅石並用時代
音 訓 Chalcolithic Agetong2 shi2 bing4 yong4 shi2 dai4
繁 简 拼音
新石器时代
新石器時代
シンセキジダイ
音 訓 Neolithicxin1 shi2 qi4 shi2 dai4
繁 简
拼音
中石器时代
中石器時代
Mesolithic Agezhong1 shi2 qi4 shi2 dai4
繁 简
Descriptive Terms
扁足
扁足
音 訓
Squat-footed; as in certain fang-ding vessels.
bian3 zu2
繁 简 拼音薄胎素面
簿胎素面
音 訓of a bronze or ceramic vessel (thin body wall and plain surface, without decoration)
bo2 tai1 su4 mian4
繁 简
拼音
衬地
襯地
音 訓
a ground of fine lines (such as lei wen) on a vessel’s decoration
chen4 di4
繁 简 拼音侈口
侈口
シコウ
音 訓a vessel mouth which is flared outward
chi3 kou3
繁 简 拼音垂直
垂直
音 訓vertical, arising directly from the surface.
chui2 zhi2
繁 简 拼音粗糙
粗糙
ソゾウ
音 訓of pottery or metal, rough and course
cu1 cao1
繁 简 拼音错金
錯金
サッキン
音 訓inlaid gold, such as is found in hu vessels of the Warring States period or in the inscription on a bell in the illustration on the left.
cuo4 jin1
繁 简 拼音袋足
袋足
ダイショク
音 訓pouched leg-such as on a Li tripod or kuei pitcher.
dai4 zu2
繁 简 拼音底视
底視
音 訓a bottom view of an object.
di3 shi4
繁 简 拼音雕镂
雕鏤
音 訓to engrave or carve in the surface.
diao1 lou4
繁 简 拼音对称
對稱
タイショウ
音 訓 symmetrydui4 chen4
繁 简 拼音珐琅
琺琅
ホウロウ
音 訓 enamel, enamelingfa4 lang2
繁 简 拼音反唇
反唇
ハンシン
音 訓spreading rim to a bronze or ceramic vessel.
fan3 chun2
繁 简 拼音粉碎
粉碎
音 訓 powdered; pulverized.fen3 sui4
繁 简 拼音俯视
俯視
音 訓top view (i.e. looking down at the object.
fu3 shi4
繁 简 拼音光洁
光洁
音 訓polished and spotless. Sometimes said of clay surfaces.
guang1 jie2
繁 简 拼音蕉叶
蕉葉
音 訓A banana leaf pattern seen on Chinese bronzes, especially around the top of Gu beakers.
jiao1 ye4
繁 简 拼音棱角
棱角
音 訓the edge and corners; pointedness; sharpness.
leng2 jiao3
繁 简 拼音镂空
鏤空
ロウクウ
音 訓open-work, reticulation, a hollowed-out area of decoration, often net-like.
lou4 kong1
繁 简 拼音绿锈
綠鏽
音 訓bronze rust, verdigris dust
lü4 xiu4
繁 简 拼音轮廓
輪廊
音 訓outline or contour of an object or design.
lun2 lang2
繁 简
拼音
枚
枚
small protuberances on a bell. Bosses such asthose seen around the incription in this illustration.
mei2
繁 简
内填珐琅
內填琺琅
音 訓
Cloisonne enameling, achieved by filling in enamel within borders of a design.
nei4 tian2 fa4 lang2
繁 简 拼音
嵌
嵌
音 訓 to inlay, to embedqian4
繁 简 拼音清晰
清晰
音 訓distinct and clear; said of design patterns of bronze vessels.
qing1 xi1
繁 简 拼音圈耳
圈耳
音 訓loop-like handles on a bronze or ceramic vessel
quan1 er3
繁 简 拼音圈足
圈足
音 訓ring foot. a pedestal circular foot to a bronze or ceramic vessel, such as fl˝
quan1 zu2
繁 简 拼音缺陷
缺陷
音 訓A flaw; such as a defect in casting a vessel.
que1 xian4
繁 简 拼音人面纹
人面紋
音 訓human mask design.
ren2 mian4 wen2
繁 简
拼音
乳钉
乳釘
音 訓
bosses on the surface of a bronze vessel, especially those seen on fang ding vessels from Zhengzhou and Anyang.
ru3 ding1
繁 简 拼音兽面
獸面
音 訓animal mask design.
shou4 mian4
繁 简 拼音弹性
彈性
音 訓 elasticity.tan2 xing4
繁 简 拼音饕餮纹
饕餮紋
トウテツモン
音 訓The T’ao T’ieh pattern typical on Shang bronzes of an animal mask.
tao1 tie4 wen2
繁 简
提梁
提梁
音 訓
a loop handle of a vessel, sometimes free swinging.
ti2 liang2
繁 简 拼音纹饰
紋飾
モンショク
音 訓decoration, design, pattern
wen2 shi4
繁 简 拼音涡纹
渦文
音 訓A whorl pattern, such as is seen at the top of posts on Jue and Jia vessels.
wo2 wen2
繁 简 拼音小花点
小花點
音 訓a scattered polka dot pattern. a bit like calico.
xiao3 hua1 dian3
繁 简
拼音
修茸
修茸
音 訓
a repair or renovation to an object or work.
xiu1 rong2
繁 简 拼音阴刻
陰刻
音 訓carved or incised into the surface.
yin1 ke4
繁 简 拼音云纹
雲紋
ウンモン
音 訓 cloud patternyun2 wen2
繁 简 拼音直耳,立耳
直耳,立耳
音 訓Vessel has upright handles.
zhi2 er3, li4 er3
繁 简
拼音
直足
直足
音 訓
straight legs on a bronze or ceramic vessel, such as those on a Ding cauldron.
zhi2 zu2
繁 简 拼音柱帽
柱帽
音 訓The mushroom-shaped post-caps on jue and
jia vessels.
zhu4 mao4
繁 简
拼音
柱足
柱足
Post-like legs; as seen in certain ding vessels.zhu4 zu2
繁 简
Field Terminology :Inscriptions
背甲
背甲
音 訓
carapace, the curved back shell of a turtle
bei4 jia3
繁 简 拼音卜用甲骨
卜用甲骨
音 訓 an oracle bonebu3 yong4 jia3 gu3
繁 简
拼音
反文
反文
音 訓
Mirror Reversed: How an inscription appears on the mold or core before it is cast so that it will read correctly when cast.
fan3 wen2
繁 简 拼音腹甲
腹甲
音 訓The plastron, the flat belly shell of a tortoise
fu4 jia3
繁 简 拼音甲骨
甲骨
コウコツ
音 訓usually indicates the shoulder bone or scapula.
jia3 gu3
繁 简 拼音甲骨文
甲骨文
コウコツモン
音 訓oracle bone inscriptions
jia3 gu3 wen2
繁 简 拼音
金石学
金石學
キンセキガク
音 訓The study of ancient bronzes, stone tablets, etc
jin1 shi2 xue2
繁 简 拼音
金文,钟鼎文
金文,鐘鼎文
キンブン
音 訓inscriptions on a bronze object
jin1 wen2, zhong1 ding3 wen2
繁 简
拼音
庙号
廟號
音 訓
posthumous title after death, temple name
miao4 hao4
繁 简 拼音铭文
銘文
メイモン
音 訓inscribed words, inscriptions
ming2 wen2
繁 简 拼音墓志
墓志
ボシ
音 訓epitaphs, tomb inscriptions
mu4 zhi4
繁 简
兽骨占卜
獸骨占卜
音 訓
scapulimancy, (using shoulder blades of animals to divine)
shou4 gu3 zhan1 bu3
繁 简 拼音
拓本
拓本
タクホン
音 訓A book of rubbings. Can be produced by various means such as lithography or collotype processes. See shi2 yin4 and ke1 luo2 ban3 yin4.
ta4 ben3
繁 简 拼音占卜
占卜
サンボク
音 訓 divination, to divinezhan1 bu3
繁 简 拼音族徽铭文
族徽銘文
clan insignia inscriptionzu2 hui1 ming2 wen2
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Field Terminology: Methods
层位
層位
ソウイ
音 訓
stratigraphic position or context
ceng2 wei4
繁 简 拼音地层
地層
ちそう
音 訓stratum, layer of stratigraphy
di4 ceng2
繁 简 拼音发掘
發掘
はっくつ
音 訓V. to excavate, dig, N. excavation
fa1 jue2
繁 简 拼音复原
復原
フクゲン
音 訓 to restore, restorationfu4 yuan2
繁 简 拼音灰坑
灰坑
カイコウ
音 訓ash pit, soil which indicates refuse area, burning, etc. Gray quality to the soil
hui1 keng1
繁 简 拼音勘查
勘查
音 訓 reconnaissance, surveykan1 cha2
繁 简 拼音洛阳铲
落陽鏟
ラクヨウサン
音 訓A Luoyang spade, an underground probe used to check for cultural layers
luo4 yang2 chan3
繁 简
拼音
潜水
潛水
音 訓
to be submerged under water
qian2 shui3
繁 简 拼音扰土
擾土
音 訓soil which has been tilled or otherwise disturbed, making the stratigraphy unclear.
rao3 tu3
繁 简 拼音探方
探方
音 訓rectangular units of an exploration trench
tan4 fang1
繁 简 拼音探沟
探溝
音 訓exploration trench or ditch
tan4 gou1
繁 简
田野考古
田野考古
デンヤコウコ
音 訓
field archaeology
tian2 ye3 kao3 gu3
繁 简 拼音
遗迹
遺跡
イセキ
音 訓relics, historical remains
yi2 ji1
繁 简
拼音
遗址
遺址
Site, ruins, relicsyi2 zhi3
繁 简
Field Terminology: Metallurgy
鎏金
鎏金
リュウキン
音 訓
A technique for gold plating in which gold is mixed with mercury to form a paint which is applied to the object. The piece is then baked in a low carbon oven and the mercury evaporates leaving a gilded object.
繁 简 拼音
白铜
白銅
ハクドウ
音 訓 cupro-nickel alloybai2 tong2
繁 简 拼音背料
背料
音 訓The backing clay of a piece mold which is more coarse than the facing material which gathers the impression from the model.
bei4 liao4
繁 简 拼音补铸
補鑄
音 訓A repair patch cast after a vessel was made to fill in a flaw or hole.
bu3 zhu4
繁 简 拼音残茬
殘茬
音 訓The stump of a former sprue or vent hole from a casting.
can2 cha2
繁 简 拼音充型
充型
音 訓For the metal to entirely fill the casting space before it solidifies.
chong3 xing2
繁 简 拼音叠铸
疊鑄
音 訓A method for mass producing simple castings utilized during the Han Dynasty. Duplicate mold are stacked on top of one another, sharing a sprue hole. One pour could effect as many as 84 individual pieces.
die2 zhu4
繁 简 拼音翻范
翻範
音 訓The making of piece-mold sections by impressing clay on the model and then removing it.
fan1 fan4
繁 简 拼音飞边
飛邊
音 訓 An accident or flaw.fei1 bian
繁 简 拼音扉棱
扉棱
音 訓flange: linear metal protuberances on metal vessels used to enhance design registers. Often coincide with mold divisions.
fei1 leng2
繁 简 拼音分范合铸
分範合鑄
音 訓A technique for accomplishing tricky undercut or 3D castings where pieces of the model are broken off first so that molds can be made around them. Then the molds are all re-assembled to make a single pour casting.
fen4 fan4 he2 zhu4
繁 简
坩埚
坩堝
カンカ
音 訓 cruciblegan1 guo1
繁 简 拼音鼓风炉
鼓風爐
音 訓 blast furnacegu3 feng1 lu3
繁 简
拼音
鼓风装置
鼓風裝置
音 訓
A bellows device for increasing the draught of air to the fire, thus increasing the temperature of a kiln or furnace.
gu3 feng1 zhuang1 zhi4
繁 简
拼音
过热温度
過熱溫度
音 訓
The overheating termperature to which a melted metal alloy is subjected to before pouring in order for it to completing fill the mold before it starts to solidify. About 100 degress Celsius above normal melting temperature, otherwise gas uptake begins
guo4 re4 wen1 du4
繁 简 拼音
焊
銲
音 訓 solder, weld.han4
繁 简 拼音合范
合範
音 訓 composite moldhe2 fan4
繁 简 拼音合金
合金
コウキン
音 訓alloy, to alloy to metals
he2 jin1
繁 简 拼音红铜
紅銅
コウドウ
音 訓 plain copperhong2 tong2
繁 简 拼音后铸法
後鑄法
音 訓Casting on. A technique whereby pieces such as handles are cast onto a vessel after th vessel has already been made.
hou4 zhu4 fa3
繁 简 拼音
黄铜
黃銅
オウドウ
音 訓 brasshuang2 tong2
繁 简 拼音浑铸
渾鑄
A simple casting, completed in one pour.hun2 zhu4
繁 简
机械的铸接
機械的鑄接
音 訓
A mechanical join. Certain bronze vessels attach handles and other objects by this method which involves casting a handle around a knob, thus created a mechanical join without actually welding the pieces together.
ji1 xie4 de zhu4 jie1
繁 简
拼音
浇
澆
音 訓
To pour liquid metal into the casting mold.
jiao1
繁 简 拼音浇包
澆包
音 訓A pouring crucible used to pour increments of molten metal into the mold assembly.
jiao1 bao1
繁 简 拼音浇口
澆口
音 訓sprue hole, for the pouring of molten metal into mold.
jiao1 kou3
繁 简 拼音冷锻
冷鍛
音 訓cold working, cold hammering to work metal
leng3 duan4
繁 简 拼音礼器
禮器
レイキ
音 訓 ritual vesselsli3 qi4
繁 简 拼音炼炉
煉爐
音 訓A smelting furnace. Used to separate the pure metal from the gangue, or silicates of rock, found in the ore. In Ancient China these would be found closer to the mines rather than near the cities.
lian4 lu2
繁 简 拼音临界点
臨界點
音 訓The critical temperature for a particular casting operation (could be melting point or solidifying point).
lin2 jie4 dian3
繁 简
拼音
流槽
流槽
音 訓
A pouring trough used in casting. The metal is poured from the crucible and runs down a short ramp which leads into the sprue holes. Traces have been found in China which suggest this was used.
liu2 cao2
繁 简 拼音炉渣
爐渣
音 訓Slag. The vitrified waste matter produced in smelting bronze or iron.
lu2 zha1
繁 简 拼音毛刺
毛刺
音 訓 A burr in a casting.mao2 ci4
繁 简 拼音铆钉
鉚釘
音 訓 rivet.mao3 ding1
繁 简 拼音铆接
鉚接
音 訓Not true riveting, but a method of casting-on wherein a vessel is first cast with a hole through the body, then the handle is cast into the hole creating a rivet-like boss on the inside of the vessel and a perfect mechanical lock.
mao3 jie1
繁 简 拼音卯眼
卯眼
音 訓mortise; n. a notch, hole, or slot made in a piece of wood or the like to receive a tenon of the same dimensions. (Webster) Used to hold casting mold sections together.
mao3 yan3
繁 简 拼音面料
面料
音 訓The surface material of fine clay used in casting molds which is of a different substance from the back of the mold. Some are inserted sections, such as is seen at Houma.
mian4 liao4
繁 简 拼音木炭
木炭
音 訓Charcoal.(distinguish from coal) which is burned wood used in the smelting process of bronze and iron.
mu4 tan4
繁 简 拼音排气孔
排氣孔
音 訓A vent hole to vent gasses during casting.
pai2 qi4 kong3
繁 简
拼音
°°
∆¢
音 訓
The handle of a ritual vessel, usually a jue or
jia.
pan4
繁 简 拼音披缝
披縫
音 訓mold lines. traces on the final bronze of the gaps caused by the divisions between section molds.
pi1 feng2
繁 简 拼音气孔
氣孔
音 訓Vent holes to let the gas escape during a casting operation. Often they are located at the base of feet and can be distinguished from the sprue holes by having had less shrinkage.
qi4 kong3
繁 简 拼音嵌镶
嵌鑲
カンジョウ
音 訓 inlayqian4 xiang1
繁 简 拼音熔剂
鎔劑
A flux. Used to help separate slag duringsmelting and prevent oxidation during soldering.
rong2 ji4
繁 简
熔炉
鎔爐
ヨウロ
音 訓
A melting furnace. For melting and allowing metal ingots which have already been smelted from the ore. Such furnaces are the ones found at Shang and Zhou cities. Smelting takes place elsewhere.
rong2 lu2
繁 简 拼音熔融
鎔融
音 訓Melting. distingish from smelting.
rong2 rong2
繁 简 拼音扇
扇
音 訓A term used to designate an individual mold segment.
shan4
繁 简 拼音失蜡法
失蠟法
音 訓The Lost Wax Method of casting metals
shi1 la4 fa3
繁 简
拼音
双面范
雙面範
音 訓
a bivalve mold (i.e. a mold with two halves that looks like a bivalve clamshell.
shuang1 mian4 fan4
繁 简
拼音
榫头
榫頭
音 訓
A tenon; n.1. a projection formed on the end of a timber or the like for insertion into a mortise of the same dimensions. (Webster) Used to hold casting mold sections togother.
sun3 tou2
繁 简 拼音填范
填範
音 訓The clay core which remains inside handles and legs of bronze vessel and connect be broken outl
tian2 fan4
繁 简 拼音铜渣
銅渣
音 訓copper slag; vitrified residue from copper smelting and remelting.
tong2 zha1
繁 简 拼音芯撑
芯撐
音 訓A way to support the core and separate it from the mold during casting.
xin1 cheng1
繁 简 拼音芯
芯
シン
音 訓The core within a bronze casting. Usually mode of loessic clay.
xin4
繁 简 拼音型腔
型腔
音 訓The hollow space between the core andthe mold. The casting space which is filled by the molten metal.
xing2 qiang1
繁 简
冶炼
冶煉
音 訓 smeltye3 lian4
繁 简 拼音冶铸
冶鑄
ヤチュウ
音 訓 castingye3 zhu4
繁 简 拼音铸缝
鑄縫
音 訓A mold mark on a cast vessel caused by the gap between mold sections.
zhu4 feng2
繁 简 拼音自锁铸
自鎖鑄
音 訓An ingenious technique for casting handles onto gui vessels seen at Baoji. The handles are cast first with holes in the sides. The vessel is poured next and the metal from it goes into the holes locking the handle on
zi4 suo3 zhu4
繁 简
Field Terminology: Mineralogy
方解石
方解石
音 訓
Calcite: Calcium Carbonate CaCo3. A
common constituent of limestone, chalk, and clay.
fang1 jie3 shi2
繁 简
拼音
辉石
輝石
音 訓
Pyroxine; augite: a mineral. (Webster) a silicate mineral, chiefly of calcium, magnesium, iron, and aluminum: a dark green to black variety of monoclinic pyroxene, characteristic of basic rocks.
hui1 shi2
繁 简 拼音角闪石
角閃石
音 訓hornblende; amphibole; a mineral.(Webster) a dark green to black mineral of the amphibole group, containing calcium, magnesium, iron, and aluminosilicates.
jiao3 shan3 shi2
繁 简
拼音
片麻岩
片麻岩
音 訓
Gneiss. a coarse-grained metamorphic rock resembling granite, consisting of alternating layers, creating a banded appearence.
pian4 ma2 yan2
繁 简
拼音
砂
砂
音 訓
sand; used as a temper in clay for pottery or metal casting.
sha1
繁 简 拼音砂岩
砂岩
音 訓Sandstone. A common material to make stone molds for casting.
sha1 yan2
繁 简 拼音石英
石英
セキエイ
音 訓quartz. Often found as a constituent of the loess soil used in clay molds and cores.
shi2 ying1
繁 简 拼音斜长岩
斜長岩
音 訓Plagioclase: a mineral: (Webster) any of the feldspar minerals varying in composition from
albite, NaAlSi2O3, to anorthite,
CaAl2Si2O3
xie2 chang2 yan2
繁 简
拼音
云母
云母
音 訓
Mica: a mineral.(Webster) any member of a group of minerals, hydrous silicates of aluminum usu. with potassium, sodium, or calcium, that separate readily into thin, tough, often transparent laminae.
yun2 mu3
繁 简 拼音正长岩
正長岩
音 訓Othoclase: a mineral: (Webster) a common white or pink potassium feldspar mineral, KAlSi4O3, having two good cleavages at
right angles, and found in silica-rich igneous rocks.
zheng4 chang2 yan2
繁 简
Field Terminology: Pottery
按泥
按泥
音 訓
“throwing” the clay, usually on a wheel
an4 ni2
繁 简 拼音钵
缽
音 訓an earthenware bowl. A begging bowl for Buddhists.
bo1
繁 简 拼音羼和
羼和
音 訓Temper: A substance added to clay, usually sand or shell which makes the clay less sticky and less likely to collapse while drying. The Chinese phrase comes from an older Classical colloquial phrase meaning to adulterate food with something.
chan4 huo4
繁 简 拼音罐
罐
カン
音 訓earthenware pitcher or jar.
guan4
繁 简 拼音°¢
∆°
キ
音 訓typical vessel type of the Longshan culture, a pitcher with baggy legs.
gui1
繁 简 拼音火膛
火膛
音 訓The fire chamber of a kiln where the wood or charcoal is placed.
huo3 tang2
繁 简 拼音轮制陶器
輪制陶器
音 訓pottery made on a potter’s wheel
lun2 zhi4 tao2 qi4
繁 简
拼音
耐火粘土
耐火黏土
音 訓
Refractory clay, which can withstand high temperatures without adverse affects, useful for casting molds or crucibles.
nao3 huo3 nian2 tu3
繁 简
拼音
泥条盘筑
泥條盤築
音 訓
A method of making pottery or clay molds whereby coils of clay are built up and paddle smooth to form the vessel body.
ni2 tiao2 pan2 zhu4
繁 简
拼音
泥釉
泥釉
音 訓
slip; pottery term designating a kind color technique where clay is thinned and coated on pot.
ni2 you4
繁 简
拼音
粘土
黏土
A term for clay.nian2 tu3
繁 简
坯
坯
音 訓
The so-called “biscuit”, which is the pot after molding yet before firing.
pi1
繁 简 拼音热释光
熱釋光
音 訓thermoluminescence (for dating)
re4 shi4 guang1
繁 简 拼音
筛
篩
シ
ふるい
音 訓A sieve or filter screening process used in clay production to filter out large particles.
shai1
繁 简 拼音塑
塑
音 訓to mold clay into a form such as a statue or figurine.
su4
繁 简 拼音塑
塑
音 訓To model or mold (clay).
su4
繁 简 拼音胎质
胎質
音 訓The paste or body which makes of the pot.
tai1 zhi4
繁 简 拼音陶车
陶車
音 訓 a potter’s wheeltao2 che1
繁 简 拼音陶瓷碎片
陶瓷碎片
音 訓a pottery shard (sherd).
tao2 ci2 sui4 pian4
繁 简 拼音
陶范
陶範
音 訓 pottery moldtao2 fan4
繁 简 拼音陶器
陶器
トウキ
音 訓 items of potterytao2 qi4
繁 简 拼音陶土
陶土
音 訓potter’s clay, potter’s earth (before shaping or firing)
tao2 tu3
繁 简
瓦器
瓦器
音 訓
earthenware pottery. usually not watertight.
wa3 qi4
繁 简 拼音窑
窯
ヨウ
かま
音 訓The term both for a kiln, a for any particular type of ware from a kiln.
yao2
繁 简 拼音阴干
陰乾
音 訓To dry a vessel or mold section in the shade to ensure it will hold its shape.
yin1 gan1
繁 简
拼音
釉
釉
glaze for pottery.you4
繁 简
Field Terminology: Tombs & Structures
哀册
哀冊
音 訓
funeral eulogy (written form)
ai1 ce4
繁 简 拼音车辙印
車轍印
音 訓Cart tracks or ruts made by repeated passes of wheeled vehicles.
che1 zhe2 yin4
繁 简 拼音
城壕
城壕
ジョウゴウ
音 訓The Moat around a city wall.
cheng2 hao2
繁 简 拼音洞室墓
洞室墓
音 訓catacomb style tomb design. Vertical shaft at the base of which is a niche for body.
dong4 shi4 mu4
繁 简
拼音
二层台
二層台
音 訓
The so-called “second-level ledge”. Formed after tomb is backfilled to top of coffin.
er4 ceng2 tai2
繁 简 拼音
宫殿
宮殿
音 訓 palacegong1 dian4
繁 简 拼音棺
棺
カン
ひつぎ
音 訓 coffin, sarcophagusguan1
繁 简 拼音棺侧板
棺側板
音 訓side panel of a coffin
guan1 ce4 ban3
繁 简
拼音
棺床
棺床
音 訓
platform for a coffin
guan1 chuang2
繁 简 拼音棺档板
棺檔板
音 訓end panel of a coffin
guan1 dang4 ban3
繁 简 拼音
椁
槨
カク
うわひつぎ
音 訓 outer coffinguo3
繁 简 拼音骸
骸
カイ
むくろ
音 訓 bones, skeletonhai2
繁 简 拼音夯土基
夯土基
コウドキ
音 訓rammed earth foundation
hang1 tu3 ji1
繁 简 拼音
颌骨
頜骨
音 訓 jawbonehe2 gu3
繁 简 拼音合葬
合葬
音 訓joint burial, to bury together
he2 zang4
繁 简 拼音护城坡
護城坡
音 訓a rampart, often inside a city wall use for defense purposes.
hu4 cheng2 po1
繁 简 拼音
化石
化石
カセキ
音 訓 fossilhua4 shi2
繁 简 拼音火葬
火葬
カソウ
音 訓 cremationhuo3 zang4
繁 简 拼音积石冢
積石冢
音 訓a tomb constructed by piling stones on top of the deceased
ji1 shi2 zhong3
繁 简 拼音
祭祀
祭祀
音 訓 to sacrificeji4 si4
繁 简 拼音龛
龕
音 訓niche, niche alter
kan1
繁 简
拼音
料礓
料礓
A rubble consisting of small stones used toline roads or post-hole bases.
liao4 jiang1
繁 简
隆
隆
音 訓 mausoleumlong2
繁 简 拼音卵石柱础
卵石柱礎
音 訓Egg shaped rocks used in a post-hole to support the pillars or columns
luan3 shi2 zhu4 chu3
繁 简 拼音
密封
密封
音 訓 hermetic sealmi4 feng1
繁 简 拼音明器
明器
メイキ
音 訓funerary object, could be animal, human, or miscellaneous objects
ming2 qi4
繁 简 拼音墓道
墓道
音 訓tomb passage, tunnel or gallery
mu4 dao4
繁 简 拼音墓道天井
墓道天井
音 訓The shaft of a tomb gallery
mu4 dao4 tian1 jing3
繁 简
拼音
墓椁室
墓槨室
音 訓
coffin chamber, funeral chamber
mu4 guo3 shi4
繁 简 拼音
墓圹
墓壙
ボコウ
音 訓 grave, tombmu4 kuang4
繁 简 拼音墓葬
墓葬
音 訓 tomb, burialmu4 zang4
繁 简 拼音奴隶殉墓葬
奴隸殉墓葬
音 訓a burial with sacrificed or immolated slaves
nu2 li4 xun4 mu4 zang4
繁 简
拼音
排水沟
排水溝
音 訓
A drainage ditch for carrying away waste water; a sewer.
pai2 shui3 gou1
繁 简
陪葬墓
陪葬墓
音 訓
an attendant’s tomb
pei2 zang4 mu4
繁 简
拼音
配殿,耳室
配殿,耳室
音 訓
side chambers to a tomb, symmetrical side chambers
pei4 dian4, er3 shi4
繁 简
拼音
前殿
前殿
音 訓
antechamber, front chamber
qian2 dian4
繁 简 拼音墙根
牆根
音 訓The base of a wall.
qiang2 gen1
繁 简 拼音屈肢葬
屈肢葬
音 訓flexed burial, (The body is not laid flat)
qu1 zhi1 zang4
繁 简
拼音
竖穴墓
豎穴墓
音 訓
shaft tomb, simple vertical hole with deceased at base.
shu4 xue2 mu4
繁 简
拼音
随葬器物
隨葬器物
音 訓
burial accessories, funerary goods
sui2 zang4 qi4 wu4
繁 简 拼音
隧道券
隧道券
音 訓 an arched passagewaysui4 dao4 quan4
繁 简
拼音
蹄骨
蹄骨
音 訓
hooves (ie horse, cattle feet)
ti2 gu3
繁 简 拼音土葬
土葬
ドソウ
音 訓inhumation, burial in the ground
tu3 zang4
繁 简 拼音殉牲
殉牲
animal sacrificesxun4 sheng1
繁 简 拼音殉葬品
殉葬品
音 訓
sacrificial objects
xun4 zang4 pin3
繁 简
拼音
仰身
仰身
音 訓
supine burial position
yang3 shen1
繁 简 拼音腰坑
腰坑
ヨウコウ
音 訓Waist Pit. A sacrificial pit in some Shang burials, located below the waist of the person.
yao1 keng1
繁 简 拼音俑
俑
ヨウ
音 訓tomb figurine, thought to be slave forms to replace human sacrifice
yong3
繁 简 拼音直肢葬
直肢葬
音 訓an extended burial, with the body laid out flat.
zhi2 zhi1 zang4
繁 简
拼音
柱洞
柱洞
音 訓
post holes, used in foundations to support structures.
zhu4 dong4
繁 简
Object Type: Bronze Vessel
鼎
鼎
テイ
かなえ
音 訓
A (Ding) tripod is a three or four legged cauldron for meat and cereals
ding3
繁 简 拼音方彝
方彝
ホウイ
音 訓A square casket shaped vessel with cover. For serving wine.
fang1 yi2
繁 简 拼音缶
缶
フ
ほとぎ
音 訓simple square or circular container, usually with lid.
fou3
繁 简 拼音觚
觚
コ
さかずき
音 訓A Gu is a tall thin vessel with flared base and top, looks like candlestick, but for wine
gu1
繁 简 拼音觥
觥
コウ
つのさかずき
音 訓A wine vessel,Real name unknown.,Often shaped like an animal.
guang1 or gong1
繁 简 拼音簋
簋
キ
音 訓Deep circular vessels with two or four handles, used as container
gui3
繁 简 拼音°£
盉
カ
音 訓Roundish vessel with closed spout, a lid, and three or four feet
he2
繁 简 拼音壶
壺
コ
つぼ
音 訓a rounded jar for serving wine, may have spout
hu2
繁 简 拼音°§
斝
カ
音 訓A round tripod vessel for wine which has flared legs , a single handle, and posts like a Chueh
jia3
繁 简 拼音鉴
鑒
カン
かがみ
音 訓A big basin like vessel for water, can also be used full as a mirror
jian4
繁 简
拼音
角
角
similar to a jue but has symmetrical mouthsleading left and right
jiao3
繁 简
金属器
金屬器
音 訓
metal objects
jin1 shu3 qi4
繁 简 拼音
爵
爵
シャク
さかずき
音 訓A tripod vessel with handle and open pouring spout, mushroom style knobs on top
jue2
繁 简 拼音°•
罍
ライ
さかだる
音 訓A jar with wide shoulders a narrow circular foot, covered, for serving wine
lei2
繁 简 拼音鬲
鬲
レキ
音 訓A Li vessel is a cauldron, three feet with space between for heating
li4
繁 简 拼音盘
盤
バン
音 訓A wide shallow bowl, almost a tray, for washing vessels, ablutions, etc., handles
pan2
繁 简 拼音瓿
瓿
ホウ
かめ
音 訓dumpy, bowl shaped vessel with circular foot
pou3
繁 简 拼音°¶
甗
ゲン
音 訓a steamer vegetables and cereals, two pieces on Li base.
yan3
繁 简 拼音匜
匜
イ
音 訓A shallow oval dish, used in conjunction with the P’an, for ablutions or serving liquids.
yi2
繁 简 拼音彝器
彝器
イキ
音 訓 ritual vesselsyi2 qi4
繁 简 拼音卣
卣
イウ、ユ
音 訓a roundish jar for serving wine, with swinging handle on top
you3
繁 简 拼音盏
盞
サン
さかずき
音 訓A small cup used for serving wine. Example at left made of solid gold.
zhan3
繁 简
觯
觶
シ
さかずき
音 訓
A wine goblet with flared lip, body more swelled than Ku.
zhi4
繁 简 拼音尊
尊
ソン
音 訓A cup used for drinking or warming wine. Circular base. Larger than a gu, but smaller than a lei.
zun1
繁 简
Object Type: Tool
锛
錛
ホン
音 訓
An adze. Shaped like a Fu, used mainly for dressing timber.
ben1
繁 简 拼音铲
鏟
サン
音 訓 a shovel or spadechan3
繁 简 拼音锉
銼
サ
音 訓 a file.cuo4
繁 简 拼音镦
鐓
タイ
音 訓A mallet or heavy hammer.
dui1
繁 简 拼音纺轮
紡輪
ボウリン
音 訓 spindle whorl.fang3 lun4
繁 简 拼音臼杵
臼杵
キュウショ
音 訓mortar and pestle.
jiu4 chu3
繁 简 拼音锯
鋸
キョ
のこぎり、のこ
音 訓 a sawju1
繁 简 拼音镢
∆§
ケツ
すき
音 訓 pick or hoejue2
繁 简 拼音°´
钁
キャク、カク
音 訓A pick ax, for breaking up soil.
jue2
繁 简 拼音镰
鐮
レン
かま
音 訓 a sickle.lian2
繁 简 拼音木柄
木柄
音 訓 wooden handlemu4 bing3
繁 简 拼音銎
銎
キョウ
音 訓
a socket for a handle, usually associated with a fu axe.
qiong1, qiong2
繁 简 拼音石磨盘与石磨棒
石磨盤與石磨棒
音 訓A manos and metate set. A grinding platform and a rolling stone for crushing grains.
shi2 mo4 pan2 yü3 shi2 mo4 bang4
繁 简 拼音
削
削
サク
音 訓 A scraper.xiao1
繁 简 拼音钺
鉞
エツ
まさかり
音 訓An axe, Large style, for execution or display
yue4
繁 简 拼音凿
鑿
サク
のみ
音 訓 Chisel.zao2
繁 简 拼音锥
錐
スイ
きり
音 訓An awl. Used for piercing leather or wood.
zhui1
繁 简 拼音钻
鑽
A drill.zuan1
繁 简 拼音Object Type: Decorative
钏
釧
セン
くしろ
音 訓 armlet, braceletchuan4
繁 简 拼音串珠
串珠
カンシュ
くしたま
音 訓 bead.chuan4 zhu1
繁 简 拼音带钩
帶鉤
タイコウ
おびがね
音 訓a belt hook or fastener, sometimes made of gold or bronze and very ornate
dai4 gou1
繁 简 拼音竿头饰
竿頭飾
カントウショク
音 訓a decorative metal element placed at the end of a staff
gan1 tou2 shi4
繁 简 拼音
箍
箍
こ
たが
音 訓A hoop or band. A bracelet of unknown placement.
gu1
繁 简 拼音料珠
料珠
リョウシュ
音 訓 glass beadliao4 zhu1
繁 简 拼音铃
鈴
レイ
すず
音 訓 a little bell.ling2
繁 简 拼音銮铃
鑾鈴
ランレイ
音 訓a bell used to ornament chariots
luan2 ling2
繁 简 拼音佩饰
佩飾
ハイショク
音 訓ornamentation, possibly worn around the waist
pei4 shi4
繁 简 拼音漆器
漆器
シッキ
音 訓 lacquerwareqi1 qi4
繁 简 拼音铜泡
銅泡
ドウホウ
音 訓little balls of bronze or copper
tong2 pao4
繁 简
玉器
玉器
ギョッキ
音 訓 objects of jadeyu4 qi4
繁 简 拼音坠
墜
ツイ
音 訓A pendant, often made of jade.
zhui4
繁 简 拼音镯
鐲
ショク
かね
音 訓 A bracelet.zhuo2
繁 简 拼音°ß
鐏
a ferrule, (ferrule), a cap placed at the endof a sword or staff to prevent splitting of wood.
zun1
繁 简
Object Type: Miscellaneous
镳
鑣
ヒョウ
くつわ
音 訓
a curb chain used to connect to the horse’s bit on a chariot.
biao1
繁 简 拼音当卢
當盧
音 訓a small part of a horse’s bridle
dang1 lu2
繁 简 拼音镫
鐙
トウ
あぶみ
音 訓 stirrupdeng4
繁 简 拼音砥石
砥石
シセキ
音 訓A whetstone, used to sharpen metal tools or finish a bronze casting.
di3 shi2
繁 简 拼音斗
斗
ト
ひしゃく
音 訓a ladle for serving wine.
dou3
繁 简 拼音轭
軛
ヤク
くびき
音 訓a horse collar for pulling chariots and such
e4
繁 简 拼音砣子
砣子
音 訓an emory wheel use for working jade
tuo2 zi
繁 简 拼音軎
∆£
音 訓axle endpiece to a chariot
wei4
繁 简 拼音辖
轄
カツ
くさび
音 訓axle pin for a chariot
xia2
繁 简 拼音匣
匣
コウ
はこ
音 訓A sagger. A containing in which an unfired pot is place within the kiln to protect it.
xia2
繁 简 拼音衔
銜
カン
くつわ
音 訓a curb bit, place between a horse’s teeth to control the ride.
xian2
繁 简
象牙雕刻品
象牙雕刻品
音 訓
articles of carved ivory
xiang4 ya2 diao1 ke4 pin3
繁 简 拼音
辕
轅
エン
ながえ
音 訓the shaft of a chariot, leading from the cab to the harnesses
yuan2
繁 简 拼音轸
軫
シン
よこぎ
音 訓The base railings of the chariot box, which sit directly on the axle and draught pole.
zhen3
繁 简
拼音
踵
踵
a bronze decoration placed on the tail end ofthe draught pole of a chariot.
zhong3
繁 简
Object Type: Jade Object
璧
璧
ヘキ
たま
音 訓
A jade disk, prevalent in Shang and earlier Liangzhu cultures, controversial significance
bi4
繁 简 拼音琮
琮
ソウ
音 訓A jade in the shape of a square, but with a round hole. Possible cosmological link
cong2
繁 简 拼音圭
珪
ケイ
音 訓A jade tablet carried by nobles at court, a burial object, elongated with pointed end
gui1
繁 简 拼音°®
琀
カン
音 訓A piece of jade stuffed in the mouth of the deceased. Also in other orifices.
han2
繁 简 拼音璜
璜
コウ
音 訓A jade tablet in the shape of a semicircle. Used in sacrifice and court ritual
huang2
繁 简 拼音°©
玦
ケツ
音 訓A jade ring from which a segment has been cut. Many hypotheses as to significance
jue2
繁 简 拼音璞
璞
ハク
あるたま
音 訓An uncut gemstone or rough jade
pu2
繁 简 拼音玉
玉
ギョク
たま
音 訓Jade, (also gems, gemstones, semi-precious stones of all kinds)
yu4
繁 简 拼音璋
璋
ショウ
音 訓A jade tablet resembling half of a Gui. Elongated, pointed tip, used in sacrifice and burial
zhang1
繁 简
Object Type: Weapon
匕首
匕首
ヒシュ
音 訓
A dagger for personal defense.
bi3 shou3
繁 简 拼音铤
鋌
テイ
音 訓The part of the arrowhead which goes into the wooden shaft. The tang.
ding4
繁 简 拼音盾
盾
ジュン
たて
音 訓 A shield.dun4
繁 简 拼音锋(剑)
鋒(劍)
ホウ
ほこ
音 訓The point of a sword
feng1
繁 简 拼音斧
斧
フ
おの
音 訓an axe. smaller than a Yue, socketed handle. elongated.
fu3
繁 简 拼音戈
戈
カ
ほこ
音 訓A hook style weapon, dagger axe.
ge1
繁 简 拼音弓弭
弓弭
キュウビ
音 訓end pieces of a bow.
gong1 mi3
繁 简 拼音戟
戟
ゲキ
ほこ
音 訓A halberd. A hook weapon and spear combined. (L- shaped). Often several ge-halberds on same pole as in recreation shown.
ji3
繁 简 拼音甲
甲
こう
よろい
音 訓 armor.jia3
繁 简 拼音剑
劍
ケン
つるぎ
音 訓 a sword.jian4
繁 简 拼音茎(剑)
莖(劍)
The hilt of a swordjing1
繁 简
盔
盔
カイ
音 訓 a helmetkui1
繁 简 拼音腊(剑)
臘(劍)
ロウ
音 訓The spine of a sword
la4
繁 简 拼音矛
矛
ム、ボウ
ほこ
音 訓 a spear,mao2
繁 简 拼音弩
弩
ド
おうゆみ
音 訓 crossbownu3
繁 简 拼音首(剑)
首(劍)
シュ
くび
音 訓The pommel of a sword
shou3
繁 简 拼音殳
殳
シュ
たてぼこ
音 訓A spearlike poking weapon hafted on a shaft and carrying thorny projections along base.
shu1
繁 简 拼音胄
冑
チュウ
かぶと
音 訓 helmetzhou4
繁 简 拼音镞
鏃
ゾク
やじり
音 訓 An arrowhead.zu2
繁 简 拼音Object Type: Musical Instrument
编钟
編鐘
ヘンショウ
音 訓
A chime set of bells
bian1 zhong1
繁 简 拼音°™
鎛
ハク
音 訓A bell with plane (not curved) opening, and animal design on top
bo2
繁 简 拼音笛
笛
テキ
ふえ
音 訓 A bamboo flute.di2
繁 简 拼音铙
鐃
ドウ
どら
音 訓A musical instrument. A big bell, with a hollow handle, to be struck by mallet, mouth up. Nao have large tubular shanks; their rims are usually arched.
nao2
繁 简 拼音钮钟
鈕鐘
チュウショウ
音 訓a type of bronze bell. Highly arched at the bottom and played suspended. Hung vertically rather than obliquely as a yongzhong.
niu3 zhong1
繁 简 拼音瑟
瑟
シツ
おうごと
音 訓A 25 stringed plucked musical instrument.
se4
繁 简 拼音笙
笙
セイ
ふえ
音 訓A mouth organ, similar in concept to a bagpipe, wherein a gourd is drilled with two banks of holes which accept reed pipes.
sheng1
繁 简 拼音石磬
石磬
せっけい
音 訓 a chime stoneshi2 qing4
繁 简 拼音箫
簫
ショウ
音 訓A pan-flute of arrayed flute pipes. Played vertically and made of bamboo.
xiao1
繁 简 拼音埙
壎
ケン、クン
音 訓ancient winded musical instrument, shaped like an egg similar to an ocarina.
xun1
繁 简 拼音甬钟
甬鐘
A bronze bell such as that illustrated to the left which has a curved opening and a long suspending shaft.yong3 zhong1
繁 简
钟
鐘
ショウ
かね
音 訓
A large bell, actually a Nao hung mouth down. Properly referred to as a Yongzhong. It differs from the Nao also in that it has a small suspension loop on the shank for hanging the bell obliquely.
zhong1
繁 简
Scientific Terms
孢子花粉分析
孢子花粉分析
音 訓
pollen analysis
bao1 zi3 hua1 fen3 fen1 xi1
繁 简 拼音
标本
標本
ヒョウホン
音 訓 specimen, samplebiao1 ben3
繁 简 拼音铂
鉑
音 訓Pt. The element platinum.
bo2
繁 简 拼音赤铜
赤銅
音 訓 copperchi4 tong2
繁 简 拼音氮
氮
音 訓N. The element nitrogen.
dan4
繁 简 拼音电子显微镜
電子顯微鏡
音 訓 An electron microscope.dian4 zi xian3 wei1 jing4
繁 简
拼音
电子探针分析
電子探針分析
音 訓
Electron probe analysis.
dian4 zi3 tan4 zhen1 fen1 xi1
繁 简 拼音
放射
放射
音 訓 radiates, radiationfang4 she4
繁 简 拼音沸点
沸點
音 訓 boiling pointfei4 dian3
繁 简 拼音钙
鈣
音 訓Ca. The element calcium.
gai4
繁 简 拼音公吨
公噸
Metric Ton (MT, t.)gong1 dun1
繁 简 拼音公斤
公斤
音 訓 kilogram (kg.)gong1 jin1
繁 简 拼音公里
公里
音 訓 kilometer km.gong1 li3
繁 简 拼音公亩
公畝
音 訓 are, 100 sq m.gong1 mu3
繁 简 拼音公顷
公頃
音 訓 hectare, =2.471 mugong1 qing3
繁 简 拼音汞
汞
音 訓Hg. The element mercury.
gong3
繁 简 拼音古地磁法
古地磁法
音 訓archaeomagnetic dating (Using the knowledge of the earths previous pole orientations)
gu3 di4 ci2 fa3
繁 简
拼音
光谱半定量普查
光譜半定量普查
音 訓
A general survey of the compositional makeup of a substance using spectroscopic analysis.
guang1 pu3 ban4 ding4 liang4 pu3 cha2
繁 简
拼音
硅
硅
音 訓
Si. The element silicon.
gui1
繁 简 拼音毫米
毫米
音 訓 millimeter mm.hao2 mi3
繁 简 拼音火候
火候
音 訓duration of heating in a kiln or furnace
huo3 hou4
繁 简 拼音钾
鉀
音 訓K. The element potassium.
jia3
繁 简
假说
假說
音 訓 hypothesisjia3 shuo1
繁 简 拼音较正
校正
音 訓 calibrated, correctedjiao4 zheng4
繁 简 拼音金
金
音 訓Au. The element gold.
jin1
繁 简 拼音金相观察
金相觀察
音 訓 metallographic analysis.jin1 xiang1 guan1 cha2
繁 简 拼音
径
徑
音 訓 diameterjing4
繁 简 拼音距今
距今
音 訓 Before Present, (1950) B.P.ju4 jin1
繁 简 拼音绝对年代
絕對年代
音 訓 absolute datejue2 dui4 nian2 dai4
繁 简 拼音
克
克
音 訓 gramke4
繁 简 拼音孔雀石
孔雀石
音 訓malachite ore. Copper Carbonate. Green in color.
kong3 que4 shi2
繁 简 拼音
厘米
厘米
音 訓 centimeter cm.li2 mi3
繁 简 拼音磷
磷
P. The element phosphorus.lin2
繁 简
硫
硫
音 訓
S. The element sulfur.
liu2
繁 简 拼音铝
鋁
音 訓Al. The element aluminum
lü3
繁 简 拼音绿松石
綠松石
音 訓 turquoiselü4 song1 shi2
繁 简 拼音玛瑙
瑪瑙
音 訓 agate stone.ma3 nao3
繁 简 拼音镁
鎂
音 訓Mg. The element magnesium.
mei3
繁 简 拼音米
米
音 訓 meter m.mi3
繁 简 拼音面积
面積
音 訓area, square area
mian4 ji1
繁 简 拼音目
目
音 訓some designation of size, smaller than a millimeter.
mu4
繁 简 拼音钠
鈉
音 訓Na. The element sodium
na4
繁 简 拼音镍
鎳
音 訓Ni. The element nickel
nie4
繁 简 拼音凝结
凝結
音 訓 condensening2 jie2
繁 简 拼音平方米
平方米
音 訓
square meter m2
ping2 fang1 mi3
繁 简
拼音
铅
鉛
音 訓
Pb. The element lead.
qian1
繁 简 拼音铅同位素比值
鉛同位素比值
音 訓lead isotope analysis.
qian1 tong2 wei4 su4 bi3 zhi2
繁 简 拼音
铅同位
鉛同位素比值分析
音 訓Lead isotope analysis. Used to determine the source of metal objects by comparing the ratio of lead isotopes found in the object to various ore bodies.
qian1 tong2 wei4 su4 bi3 zhi2 fen1 xi2
繁 简 拼音
氢
氫
音 訓 H. hydrogenqing1
繁 简 拼音熔点
熔點
音 訓 melting pointrong2 dian3
繁 简 拼音容量法
容量法
音 訓Compositional analysis to determine the relative amounts of various substances in an alloy or compount.
rong2 liang2 fa3
繁 简
拼音
砷
砷
音 訓
As. The element arsenic
shen1
繁 简 拼音升
升
音 訓 litre (l.)sheng1
繁 简 拼音树木年轮断代法
樹木年輪斷代法
音 訓 Dendrochronologyshu4 mu4 nian2 lun2 duan4 dai4 fa3
繁 简 拼音
碳 14
碳14
Carbon 14tan4
繁 简 拼音碳
碳
音 訓
C. The element carbon.
tan4
繁 简 拼音铁
鐵
音 訓Fe. The element iron.
tie3
繁 简 拼音铜
銅
音 訓Cu. The element copper.
tong2
繁 简 拼音X光透视
X-光透視
音 訓 X-ray photography.X-guang1 tou4 shi4
繁 简
拼音
X荧光分析
X熒光分析
音 訓
X-ray fluorescence analysis. Bombarding surface with X-rays and reading photo spectrum.
X-ying2 guang1 fen1 xi1
繁 简
拼音
锡
錫
音 訓
Sn. The element tin.
xi1
繁 简 拼音相对年代
相對年代
音 訓 relative datexiang1 dui4 nian2 dai4
繁 简
拼音
锌
鋅
音 訓
Zn. The element zinc.
xin1
繁 简 拼音压缩
壓縮
音 訓 compression, compressya1 suo1
繁 简 拼音氧
氧
音 訓O. The element oxygen.
yang3
繁 简 拼音银
銀
ギン
しろがね
音 訓Ag. The element silver.
yin2
繁 简
元素
元素
音 訓 elementyuan2 su4
繁 简 拼音蒸发气化
蒸發氣化
音 訓 evaporatezheng1 fa1 qi4 hua4
繁 简
音 訓 繁 简 拼音 音 訓 繁 简 拼音