广州南越王墓出土200多件玉器,其中少数为东周楚国玉器,而大多数为西汉时期的仿楚式、中原式、仿中原式、越式和南越式玉器。这种楚、汉、越玉器共存的现象也见于该墓出土的多件玉组佩。这些现象充分反映出战国及西汉时期楚、汉、越文化在岭南地区的交汇和融合。 More than 200 pieces of jade were excavated from the Nanyue tomb in Guangzhou. Among them, a few were Chu Kingdom jade articles from the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, while most of them were imitation Chu, Zhongyuan, Imitation Zhongyuan, Vietnamese and South Vietnamese jade ware during the Western Han Dynasty. This Chu, Han, jade coexistence phenomenon also found in the tomb unearthed more than jade group Pei. These phenomena fully reflect the confluence and integration of the Chu, Han and Yue cultures in the Warring States and Western Han Dynasties in the Lingnan region.