“毁器”习俗,是早期人类产生原始宗教后,受“万物有灵、灵魂不死”观念的驱使,祭祀或葬死者时,人为的将部分盛装酒食器皿,或其它诸如生活生产用具、兵器等随葬品毁之于棺内外的一种行为。这种行为,文献中鲜有记载;但从近些年来,在我国东北地区考古发掘中,发现越来越多有关它及其流传的线索。许多资料证明,这种习俗的历史不仅相当久远,而且在分布范围上也相当广泛,所以有必要予以研究。 The custom of “destroyers” is that after the primitive religions were born in the early days and were driven, sacrificed or buried by the concept of “all being spiritually and undead”, people artificially will partially dress food utensils or other tools such as living production tools and weapons Burial goods destroyed in the coffin inside and outside of a behavior. This kind of behavior is seldom documented in the literature. However, in recent years, more and more clues about it and its circulation have been found in archeological excavations in northeast China. Many sources prove that the history of this custom is not only quite long but also quite widespread in scope. Therefore, it is necessary to study it.