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摘要
1989年、2002年和2021年,在摩拉维亚和捷克西里西亚发现了三个轴,它们有着相似的外观和类型。其中两条轴线(Opava附近的Bolatice,Lipník nad Bečvou附近的Hlinsko)可以追溯到早期的Eneolitic(漏斗烧杯文化),而第三条轴线(日达尼斯附近的Archlebov)是在一个地区发现的与摩拉维亚彩绘陶器文化相对应的陶器碎片表面。轴中使用的原材料在宏观上几乎完全相同,并且具有惊人的斑驳颜色。矿物学方法(磁化率和密度的测定,X射线衍射记录)用于分类。该方法证明了原料为软玉,并含有大量的单斜辉石。我们与中欧软玉产地的比较表明,波兰西里西亚Jordanówšlński的软玉产地是最有可能的来源
Petroarchaeological investigation of three nephrite axes from Moravia and Czech Silesia
In 1989, 2002 and 2021, three axes were found in Moravia and Czech Silesia, which share a similar appearance and typology. Two of these axes (Bolatice near Opava, Hlinsko near Lipník nad Bečvou) can be dated to the Early Eneolithic (Funnel Beaker Culture), while the third (Archlebov near Ždánice) was a surface find in an area with pottery fragments corresponding to the Moravian Painted Ware Culture. The raw material used in the axes is almost macroscopically identical and has a striking mottled colour. Mineralogical methods (determination of magnetic susceptibility and density, X-ray diffraction record) were used for classification. The methods proved the raw material was nephrite with a significant presence of clinopyroxene. Our comparison with nephrite occurrences in Central Europe has shown the nephrite source at Jordanów Śląski in Polish Silesia to be the most probable source