【Collection Name】Music and Dance Roadmap

【History】Western Han Dynasty

【Source of collection】Unearthed from the site of Huling City

【Date of excavation】April 2003

【Collection size】78x261x14

【Collection texture】limestone

【Collection】The original stone is rectangular, broken into three pieces: left, middle and right. The upper and lower right corners are all broken, and there are grooves on the left and right sides.

【Brief description of the picture】This picture is a negative line engraving. The picture is divided into three columns: left, middle and right. The left column shows the scene of music and dance, with a person at the left end, sitting on the right side with his hands arched, a bottle and a plate in front of him, and a cup in the plate; The person on the right can sit on the front and touch his ear with one hand to listen; The right person plays a tubular instrument (yu), and the front end of the instrument is decorated with two strings of triangular pieces; The person on the right sits upright; Another person on the right is wearing a bun with three high buns, sitting on the front, and playing the zither with both hands. The middle hurdle is also a music and dance scene. In the center, two people turn their backs and hold up their arms in the shape of sleeve dance (one is towel dance, the other is Gongmo dance). Both of them girdle up, wear knee-length gowns, comb high buns, and look back; The right person can sit on his left face and touch a round object with one hand; Another person on the right, wearing a bun and a robe, stands upright with his hands in front of his chest. The right column shows the funeral scene. One ox pulls a tank car (hearse) to the left, and the car has a mesh arc cover with 16 spokes of wheels; The next two, both dressed in robes, walked to the left; The two people on the upper left side of the car cried bitterly on the ground. They also wore their hair and placed a rod in front of each other. There are double frames around the three columns on the left, middle and right,

The box is filled with triangular lines. The overall picture is surrounded by three layers of frames, with diamond lines filled between the inner and outer frames and between the columns.