黄土坡Huangtupo

墓葬，1989年发现，截止1992年底该墓地共发掘14座；M1与铜镜2枚(四山纹镜、素镜)、铜环、铜饰件、铁刀同出；保存完好，底面平，正面弧形，上有文字象人面，俗称"鬼脸钱"；该墓随葬品25件为该墓地随葬品最多者；据墓葬形制、器物组合推断为战国中期楚人墓；铜蚁鼻钱和铜祛码是湘西地区迄今所见首批同类材料。

Tomb. Discovered in 1989; by the end of 1992, 14 tombs had been excavated at this cemetery in total. Tomb M1 also yielded 2 bronze mirrors (a four-mountain-pattern mirror and a plain mirror), a bronze ring, bronze fittings, and an iron knife; well preserved, flat on the reverse and convex on the obverse, with characters resembling a human face -- popularly called "ghost-face money." This tomb's 25 grave goods are the most of any tomb at the cemetery. Based on tomb form and artifact assemblage, it is inferred to be a mid-Warring-States Chu burial. The bronze ant-nose coins and bronze weights are the first such material yet seen in the western Hunan region.