前张庄Qianzhangzhuang

墓葬，汉墓，距地表2.1米；据墓葬地层、墓砖形制及出土的五铢钱，应为汉代墓葬，郢爰应属汉代随葬品（非原生战国窖藏，为汉墓随葬的前代遗物）；存一印，面阴文'郢爰'二字，字口清晰，凹处为旧包浆，周边磨损较重；建国以来郢爰在安徽寿县、涡阳、阜阳、凤阳等县均有发现，但在太和属首次发现。

Tomb; a Han-dynasty tomb, 2.1 m below the surface. Based on the tomb's stratigraphy, the form of its bricks, and the Wuzhu coins found with it, this should be a Han-dynasty tomb, and the Ying Yuan should be a Han-period burial good (not an original Warring-States hoard, but an earlier-period object interred as a grave good in a Han tomb). One stamp survives, incised on the face with the two characters "Ying Yuan," the strokes clearly cut, the recesses bearing old patina, and the edges considerably worn. Since the founding of the People's Republic, Ying Yuan has been found in Shou, Guoyang, Fuyang, Fengyang, and other counties of Anhui, but this is its first discovery in Taihe.