1971年11月在郑韩故城东城东南部的白庙范村发现了一座战国青铜兵器的窖藏坑,出土戈、矛、铍等兵器共计180件,当时均入藏河南省博物馆(即后来的河南博物院)[1]。郝本性先生撰写的简报登于《文物》1972年第10期,是关于这批兵器基本情况最重要也最原始的介绍[2]。由《简报》可知其中170余件上都带有铭文,少者一字,多者超过三十字,分铸款、刻款和先铸后刻三种记铭方式。铭文记载某年某地县令(或加上司寇)或冢子督造、某库工师主造、冶人某铸造,其中涉及地名有:“郑”、“阳 In November 1971, a cave pit of bronze weapons of the Warring States Period was discovered in Baimiao Fancun, southeast of the Dongcheng Old City of Zheng Han. A total of 180 weapons such as Ge, Spears and Beryllium were excavated, all of which were then placed in the Henan Provincial Museum (later Henan Museum) [1]. The briefing paper written by Mr. Hao Benxing was published in the 10th issue of the ”Cultural Relics“ in 1972 and is the most important and original introduction to the basic situation of these weapons. [2] From the ”briefing“ we can see that more than 170 of them are inscribed with inscriptions, the less one word, many more than thirty words, sub-casting, engraving and engraving after the first three engraved engraved way. Inscription records a certain year county magistrate (or with the Secretary Kou) or mound child supervision, a library engineer, a man casting a casting, which involves place names are: ”Zheng“, ”Yang