The most intact in the Qing Dynasty Dehua kiln is

Published: 16 May 2009 18:57:11

Germany, after the town of Jiujiang in the village, a late Qing Dynasty of ancient kiln fired porcelain class, was completely preserved. November 30, Quanzhou Museum of Archeology in Germany for the third national survey of cultural artifacts, which accidentally found it. CHEN Jian-zhong Quanzhou Museum exclaimed: "It is so far discovered, and to preserve the most complete ancient kiln class."

The abandoned Guyao, kiln roof was covered by weeds, hidden in an industrial area being developed. It uses a rectangular brick to brick and other material in accordance with building tilted slopes, and separated into a room between the kiln, each interval has the kiln wall (also known as a firewall), the bottom wall has a row of pass-burner, the chamber followed by connected , from the bottom than at the bottom of one room one room, forming layers of the class. After a preliminary inspection, archaeologists found that it is the class kiln. In addition, around the kiln, scattered a large number of the Qing dynasty blue-and-white layer. Inquire carefully, archaeologists found that class fall of the Ming Dynasty kiln Department of the kiln, but has collapsed, leaving only ruins.

According to introduction, class kiln is developed on the basis ofevolved, comparedeven adapt to the larger production, improve yield. "This kind of Guyao design science, the kiln temperature to maintain the temperature more evenly spread more easily guarantee the quality of the product, the provincial environmental protection Shibamata." Jian-Zhong Chen explained the advantages of the kiln.

Chien-Chung Chen said that the archaeological team of the early years in Germany found that the Tang Dynasty, named for the tomb of Lin kiln. Class kiln in the Ming and Qing began to appear substantial, but most were destroyed. This class kiln so full display in the world, it is not easy. It was found, archaeologists have in favor of the Ming and Qing Dynasties classes kiln kiln room, a kiln firing process and so further study.