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Chapter 1834 Drought changed to water, Asahi Temple

103 pieces of bronze wares were found in the cellar, which is the largest number of bronze wares unearthed since the founding of the People's Republic of China. One of the cultural relics has become a national treasure, which is the wall plate of the Western Zhou Dynasty.

The meaning of the Western Zhou wall plate is the plate of a nobleman named "Wall" in the Western Zhou Dynasty.

There are 284 characters of inscriptions engraved on the plate, and the content is mainly divided into two sections.

The first is to sing praises to the kings of the Zhou Dynasty, and then to talk about their own family.

In particular, the story about the king of Zhou is very consistent with Sima Qian's "Historical Records", which makes the plate of great significance and becomes one of the first batch of cultural relics banned from being exhibited abroad.

The Zhouyuan ruins are located in Fufeng and Qishan, Shaanxi. Are Fufeng and Qishan familiar?

There are famous Buddhist holy places in Fufeng County. Qishan Mountain is very famous in "Shan Hai Jing", and it is also the hometown of Emperor Yan and the birthplace of "Huang Di Nei Jing".

Chen Wenzhe had found a large number of cellars because of Qishan's collection of antiques.

The Zhouyuan site was originally the birthplace of Zhou culture.

The discovery of the cellar this time allowed the archaeological team to discover a large number of bronzes, divination armor, divination bones and other supplies in the site.

This explains why "Book of Changes" is also called "Book of Changes". People in the Zhou Dynasty are very keen on gossip about the Book of Changes!

So far, what the archaeological team does not understand is that the Zhuangbai No. 30 cellar is only [-] centimeters from the surface, and the bronzes are placed in a mess. From this, it can be seen that the Zhou people were very panicked when they buried them.

The time for burial is tight, and something important may have happened, but it is not yet known what happened.

Of course, none of this has much to do with bronze mirrors.

The reason why this cellar attracted Chen Wenzhe was because it contained a national treasure bronze mirror.

The main thing is the bronze mirror found in this cellar, which is still shining after thousands of years.

Things like this did not appear by accident, because they were also found in other places before.

In June 1974, in Bing City, Heilong Province, an archaeological team came to the local Yagou Town, Acheng District, to conduct preliminary archaeological exploration.

At this time, an old farmer happened to pass by and told the archaeological team that there was a bronze mirror under the cellar nearby.

Who would have thought that such a sentence made the archaeological team make even greater discoveries during this trip.

At that time, this old farmer surnamed Li told the archaeological team about such a thing.

More than ten years ago, a local villager picked up a round metal object when he was digging a water cellar for his house.

After some cleaning, the villagers discovered that it turned out to be an ancient bronze mirror, and the mirror surface was still shining.

The words of the old farmer shocked the archaeologists.

Under the guidance of the old farmer, the archaeological team began to explore near the cellar where the bronze mirror was discovered.

After about half a day of exploration, they actually found some traces of an ancient ruins.

After further identification of the scope and age, experts speculated that this site should be part of the Shangjing site of the Jin Kingdom thousands of years ago.

It's just that what kind of buildings and what kind of things are under the ruins need to be excavated carefully.

Judging from the unearthed cultural relics, there are really many cultural relics at this site.

The final discovery covers pottery, stoneware, porcelain, jade, bronze and so on.

There are also more than 2000 pieces of Jin Guo weapons and official seals that can prove the identity of this site.

Judging from these weapons and official seals, this site should be the site of the Huining Mansion in Shangjing, the capital of the Kingdom of Jin, recorded in ancient documents.

Among these cultural relics, the most bright cultural relics are probably more than 500 bronze mirrors unearthed.

Among the many bronze mirrors, the most precious one is a bronze mirror with a diameter of more than 43 centimeters and a weight of 24.

Seen from the back of this bronze mirror, there are two lifelike carps carved, connected head to tail, chasing each other, probably implying a sense of endless life.

On the outside, it is also surrounded by exquisitely conceived creeper patterns, and the lines are extremely smooth, which shows that the craftsmanship of the Kingdom of Jin at that time has also reached a certain level.

In addition, some bronze mirrors are engraved with patterns in the shape of dragons, which obviously should be royal supplies of the Kingdom of Jin.

In fact, the archaeological discovery this time is only part of the ruins of Huining Mansion in Shangjing, Kingdom of Jin.

In the following decades of archaeological discoveries, the whole picture of the site was gradually restored.

For example, the archaeological excavation of the "Chaori Palace" in Jinshangjing in 2002 was quite dramatic.

At that time, several farmers in Yagou Town discovered a lot of stones in the field during the construction of "drought water conversion" on the cultivated land, and they dug them out to the side of the road to be discarded.

Coincidentally, someone passing by just noticed that these "rocks" were unusual.

He feels like the "gravel and rotten tiles" left over from the construction of buildings.

Later, after the judgment of archaeologists, it was discovered that this was actually a remnant of Jin Dynasty gray pottery bricks and stone chiseled buildings 800 years ago.

Later, the "Chaori Palace" was rated as one of the "Top Ten Archaeological Discoveries in China" in 2002.

This is the largest suburban sacrificial palace site known to be used by successive Chinese emperors through archaeological excavations.

This site provides very valuable information for revealing the culture and historical events of the Song and Jin Dynasties at that time.

For example, according to historical records, the Kingdom of Jin established Shangjing in 1115.

Later, after Hailing King Wan Yanliang took power, in order to better compete for the Central Plains, he began to move the idea of ​​moving the capital, planning to move the capital from Shangjing to Yanjing.

In order to force the royal family who opposed the relocation of the capital to leave Shangjing, King Hailing even directly demolished the palaces and sacrificial places in Shangjing.

And this incident happened to be consistent with the archaeological discovery of Jinshangjing Chaosun Palace.

In this way, the historical records of Huaxia are indeed much more true.

These historical records are often supported by many documents and archaeological discoveries. This is the real ancient civilization.

This time, because of a broken bronze mirror, it was connected to a cellar, and this cellar was actually related to a ruins.

After all, it is impossible for ancient bronze production workshops to be hidden in small places.

You know, in ancient times, copper was linked to money, and copper can also be said to be money.

The status of copper is similar to that of gold today.

So around the bronze mirror workshop, are there other architectural sites?

It's just that Chen Wenzhe has discovered too many cellars now, and he doesn't have time to go to Xishan for archaeology just for one cellar.

However, since it was discovered, it still needs to be recorded. Even if it is used to exchange information with the country in the future, it is also possible to obtain some appropriate benefits.

He doesn't want money or reputation, as long as he gets some convenience.

This time he came to Yangluo, and he really came here. There are so many things he can learn and be inspired by here.

He is like a mouse in a rice bowl, he can eat it vigorously, but he can make it vigorously, but he finds that he can't finish it in the end.

So, it's not good if this golden finger is too powerful, because he can get too much, which makes his excitement threshold, even the happiness threshold, very high.

(End of this chapter)