20世纪90年代初期,曲阜市为了净化市区环境,开展旅游事业,需要在曲阜鲁故城北部开挖一条宽和深各2米左右的地下渠道,以便将泗河水引入明代护城河内。施工过程中,在鲁故城北墙外侧发现一批周代时期的遗迹和遗物。闻讯后,山东省文物考古研究所立即派员赶赴施工现场进行处理,对发现的遗迹做了现场清理,对出土的一批完整周代陶器标本进行了采集。经过初步整理,现报道如下。一、遗迹这次发现的遗迹主要是窑址、墓葬和少量灰坑。窑址均暴露在新挖水渠两侧的沟壁 In the early 1990s, Qufu City, in order to purify urban environment and carry out tourism, needed to excavate an underground channel of about 2 meters in width and depth in the northern part of the hometown of Qufu for the purpose of introducing Si River into the Ming Dynasty moat. During the construction, a batch of relics and relics from the Zhou Dynasty were found outside the north wall of the ancient city of Lu. After hearing the news, Shandong Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archeology immediately sent officers to the construction site for processing, to find the remains of the site clean-up, unearthed a number of complete collection of pottery specimens were collected. After a preliminary arrangement, are reported below. First, the remains of the discovery of the ruins are mainly kiln sites, tombs and a small amount of ash pits. Kiln sites are exposed on both sides of the ditch trench wall