一、北京出土的几件邢窑长颈瓶2012年,北京市文物研究所在通州区次渠的考古发掘中,清理了一座墓室为长方形的砖室墓。根据墓葬的形制和出土的“开元通宝”铜钱,可以判定其为唐代早期墓葬。该墓葬已遭受严重破坏,但是仅存的三件长颈瓷瓶(编号分别为1号、2号、3号)基本完整,是邢窑生产的典型器物,在北京地区并不多见。这三件长颈瓶均为喇叭状侈口,方唇,细长颈,深腹外鼓,饼状假圈足略内凹。造型匀称、美观。素面,无纹饰。外表施釉不及底,有明显的流釉、积釉 First, a few pieces of Xing unearthed in Beijing flask In 2012, Beijing Institute of Cultural Relics in Tongzhou District sub-canal archeological excavations, clean up a tomb for the rectangular brick tomb. According to the shape of the tombs and unearthed “Kaiyuan Tongbao ” coins, you can determine it as the early tombs of the Tang Dynasty. The tombs have been severely damaged. However, the only three long-necked porcelain vials (No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 respectively) are basically complete and are typical artifacts of Xing kiln production. They are rare in Beijing. These three flasks are horn shaped extravagant mouth, square lip, slender neck, deep abdominal drum, pie-shaped concave circle slightly concave. Shape symmetry, beautiful. Plain, no decoration. Exterior glazing less than the end, there is a clear flow glaze, plot glaze