Discovering the origins of civilization that may have changed Chinese history.
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Discovering the origins of civilization that may have changed Chinese history.
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China found a 'sacrificial hole' hiding an ancient object for a thousand years. The origin of the Chinese civilization
CHENGDU, March 20 (Xinhua) - Chinese archaeologists announce a new round of significant discoveries in southwest China's Sanxingdui Ruins. Which helps explain the origins of Chinese civilization That is both unique and diverse
On Saturday (March 20), the National Cultural Heritage Administration (NCHA) said that archaeologists discovered six new sacrificial holes and unearthed more than 500 objects, some 3,000 years old, at the San Xi Ruins. Dongtui, Sichuan Province (Sichuan)
At present, archaeologists have unearthed many important cultural objects from four sacrificial holes, such as pieces of the golden mask. Gold leaf Bronze mask The ivory bronze tree includes a small piece of carved ivory. Rice grains that have turned into charcoal And tree seeds
Picture from Xinhua News Agency Chinese archaeologists announce a new round of important discoveries in the Sanxingdui Ruins.
“It is an amazing thing. We have unearthed some of the bronzes that have never been seen before, ”said Lei Yu, an official at the Sichuan Provincial Cultural and Archaeological Research Institute. “For example A large and elaborate bronze instrument with a dragon or bull pattern, bizarre looks. "
Tang Fei, Exploration Team Leader and Director of the Institute It also states that silk fibers and textiles were unearthed in the San Xingtui Ruins for the first time, indicating the former 'Kingdom of Shu (SHU) as one of the' silk 'origins of ancient China. ”
The new group of sacrificial pits, which are rectangular in size, between 3.5-19 square meters, are located next to the two sacrificial pits discovered in 1986, all of which are places where civilization people worshiped the heavens, the earth and the collective ancestors. To ask for riches and peace
Picture from Xinhua News Agency Chinese archaeologists announce a new round of important discoveries in the Sanxingdui Ruins.
The Office of the National Cultural Heritage Administration said the latest excavation practices were instituted. Join more than 30 places and modern technology is applied. Throughout the integration of excavation and conservation.
The San Xingtui Ruins is one of mankind's greatest archaeological discoveries of the 20th century, discovered by farmers digging in the soil in the 1920s.It measures 12 square kilometers. Located in the city of guanghan It is believed to be the remains of a kingdom that is about 4,800 years old.
Back in 1986, numerous artifacts were unearthed in holes No. 1 and No. 2, attracting global attention. At present, more than 50,000 archaeologists have unearthed artifacts from the San Xingtui Ruins.
Picture from Xinhua News Agency Chinese archaeologists announce a new round of important discoveries in the Sanxingdui Ruins.
Chinese authorities put the San Xingtui Ruins under state protection in 1988.
"We need to salvage all the artifacts with the utmost care," said Jiang Lu Man, an institute official. , One of the team at the No. 5 hole said, adding that gloves were used. Medical scalpel and bamboo hemisphere to salvage relics too.
“Many of the newly discovered ivory pieces are very fragile. We have to take various measures to keep the humidity and temperature constant. By now, we have saved more than 100 cultural objects from the wells, ”Jiang said.
Picture from Xinhua News Agency Chinese archaeologists announce a new round of important discoveries in the Sanxingdui Ruins.
Chinese researchers added that some of the bronze items unearthed in the San Xingtui Ruins. They can be found in the Central Plains or other areas. Along the Yangtze River This is a strong evidence indicating that it is frequently exchanged.
"This new discovery will strengthen and deepen our understanding of Shan Xingtui culture," said Song Xin Chao, deputy director of the National Heritage Administration.
Picture from Xinhua News Agency Chinese archaeologists announce a new round of important discoveries in the Sanxingdui Ruins.
Archaeologists said the gold mask. Bronze mask And a newly discovered human statue Are a reflection of the distinctive identity and creativity of civilization to
Jay Svy, director of the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. Told Xinhua news agency that San Xingtui's highly developed bronze art “It gives prominence among China's regional civilizations. Including other ancient civilizations Which will be of great interest from all over the world " |
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