Discussion on the Status and Influence of Shangyu Kiln Industry in Ancient Ceramic History
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18063/lne.v3i2.749Keywords:
Shangyu celadon, Ceramic history, Korean Peninsula, JapanAbstract
Shangyu is recognized as the cradle of Chinese celadon, positioning China as the birthplace of global celadon. The significance of the Shangyu kiln industry in the context of ancient ceramic history is unequivocal. This article systematically elucidates the status of the Shangyu kiln industry in Chinese ceramic history and its multidimensional influence on the world, drawing upon archaeological data from various domestic and international kiln sites, as well as urban archaeological discoveries related to Shangyu celadon.
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