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在中国黄河流域的新石器时代遗迹,或是公元前云南省石头寨山等地区的墓葬,出土了大量的宝螺。从南诏国到明朝,云南人把宝螺作为货币。明朝开始,云南在朝贡贸易中收集了大量宝螺,致使贝币价值出现了长期性下跌的趋势。到了清代,铜钱代替宝螺。宝螺在均一性和稀少性之间的平衡中,被赋予了阶段性的价值。在稀缺的条件下,宝螺就成了与宗教权威相关的威信财宝。在云南积压的大量宝螺,流入青藏高原、蒙古高原、中国东北等爱好宝螺文化的地区。如果我们要了解宝螺的历史演变,就需要引入新的区域概念——东欧亚。
In the Neolithic relics of the Yellow River basin in China, or the tombs in the areas such as the Stone Walled Walled Mountain in Yunnan Province before the BC, a great deal of Bao Lo was unearthed. From Nanzhao to Ming Dynasty, Yunnan people use BaoLuo as currency. Since the Ming dynasty, Yunnan has collected a large number of treasures from the tribute trade, resulting in the long-term decline of the value of the tortoise. In the Qing Dynasty, copper money instead of Po Lo. Po snail in the balance between homogeneity and scarcity, was given a phased value. Under scarce conditions, BaoLuo became a prestige treasure associated with religious authority. A large number of backlog in Yunnan Bao Loan, into the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, the Mongolian Plateau, northeast China and other places like loquat culture. If we want to understand the historical evolution of Bao Luo, we need to introduce a new regional concept - Eastern Europe.