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位于江西省景德镇市珠山区的古代御窑厂是14~19世纪生产宫廷御用瓷器的最重要的中心区域,其明清官窑产品代表了当时中国瓷器生产的最高水平,确立了景德镇存当时作为中国乃至世界制瓷手工业中心的无可取代的地位。御窑厂的考古研究向来是古陶瓷研究的重要课题,备受学界和民众的关注。多年来,围绕御窑厂开展了多次抢救性和正式的考古发掘,2014年10月开始的景德镇明清御窑厂遗址考古发掘,再一次将人们的目光聚焦于此。2015年仲春,本刊记者走进景德镇市陶瓷考古研究所,率先独家采访了江建新所长。
The ancient imperial kiln factory located in Zhu Shan District, Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi Province, was the most important central area for the production of court imperial porcelain from the 14th to the 19th centuries. The Ming and Qing dynasties kiln products represented the highest level of porcelain production in China at the time and established Jingdezhen China and the world’s ceramic handicraft center of irreplaceable status. Archeology of the kiln factory has always been an important issue in ancient ceramics research, much academic and public concern. Over the years, a number of rescue and official archaeological excavations have been conducted around the Imperial Kiln Plant. From October 2014 onwards, the ruins of the Ming and Qing Imperial Kilns in Jingdezhen were excavated to once again focus their attention. In mid-spring of 2015, the reporter went to Jingdezhen Ceramic Archeology Institute and took the lead in an exclusive interview with Jian Jiangxin.