“明代御窑瓷器——景德镇御窑遗址出土与故宫博物院藏传世成化瓷器对比展”(简称“传世和出土明代成化御窑瓷器对比展”)、“明清御窑瓷器——故宫博物院与景德镇陶瓷考古新成果展”在故宫博物院延禧宫和斋宫展出数月,吸引了众多陶瓷爱好者,此展将持续到2月底。20世纪70年代,位于今景德镇市珠山(图1)的明代御窑遗址已零星出土过一些明代御窑瓷器残片。80年代以来,景德镇市陶瓷考古研究所配合基本建设工程对明代御窑遗址进行过多次局部考古发掘,取得丰硕成果(图2),出土的 “Ming imperial kiln porcelain - Jingdezhen ruins of the kiln unearthed Palace Museum and the National Palace Museum of Comparative History of Tibet” (referred to as “handed down and unearthed in the Ming Dynasty imperial kiln porcelain contrast exhibition”), “Ming and Qing Imperial kilns Porcelain - Palace Museum and Jingdezhen Ceramic Archeology New Achievements Exhibition ”For a few months at the Palace Museum Yanhee Palace and Zhai Palace, which attracted a great number of ceramic enthusiasts and will continue until the end of February. In the 1970s, Ming imperial kiln sites in the Pearl Mountain in Jingdezhen (Figure 1) had been sporadically excavated some pieces of imperial kilns of the Ming Dynasty. Since the 1980s, Jingdezhen Ceramic Archeology Institute cooperated with capital construction projects to carry out several local archaeological excavations on the Ming Dynasty imperial kiln sites and achieved fruitful results (Figure 2). The unearthed