In September 2001, the Lin’an Cultural Relics Pavilion excavated a tomb dated to the Five Dynasties. The burial is housed in a boat-shaped single-brick-chambered vault tomb with multiple side chambers, multiple niches and stone doors. The burial objects are mostly celadon wares of the Yue Kiln acompanied by a small number of silver wares and copper coins. The tomb is believed to be older than Qing⁃ke’s tomb and younger than the tomb of QianKuan, member of the royal Qian family, and his wife Shuiqiu. The occupant of this tomb should be one of the members of royal Qian family, and most probably is Qian Yu⁃anji, the second son of Qian Liu. The reveal of this tomb provides precious material data for the study of the tomb structures and forms in the Five Dynasties time as well as the Yue wares.%2001年9月浙江省临安市文物馆组织清理了一座唐五代时期墓葬。墓葬平面略呈船形，为多耳室、多壁龛的券顶砖室石门单室墓。随葬器物以越窑青瓷器为主，有少量的银器和铜钱。墓葬年代早于临安青柯五代墓、晚于临安晚唐钱宽水丘氏夫妇墓。墓主人应为五代钱氏王室成员或功臣，很有可能为钱镠第二子钱元玑墓。该墓的发现为研究五代十国时期墓葬形制、越窑瓷等提供了珍贵的实物资料。
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