Master Archaeologist

Chapter 226 Treasure Boy Liu He
After confirming that the stolen tomb in Dundun Mountain was the tomb of Liehou in the Han Dynasty, covering an area of ​​[-] to [-] square meters, the news was immediately reported to the State Administration of Cultural Heritage.

For Nanchang, and even Jiangxi, a high-standard noble tomb of the Han Dynasty is very rare.

Although Jiangxi was already an inherent territory of China during the Zong Zhou period.

But here is too remote, too far away from the Central Plains of Henan, the center of China's early rule, and later the Guanzhong area.

So in the Han Dynasty, there were not many high-ranking nobles in Jiangxi.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the three kingdoms of Wu, Yue, and Chu fought for Jiangxi.

In the early years of Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty, Yuzhang County was established, and the government was Nanchang County.

But here has always been the old land of Chu, only the county guards, no princes and kings have been entrusted here.

There are also very few Liehou who were entrusted to Yuzhang County, and most of them will not come to the country, but continue to stay in Chang'an with a shameless face.

Chang'an's Huahua World is so beautiful, and it is also an administrative center, where you can see the emperor every day.

Moreover, Liehou stays in the central government, and when there are vacancies in the central government, he can get the moon first if he is close to the water. It is not that Jiuqing has no chance to do it.

Which Liehou has a sick head, so he ran back to the Fengguo far away in Yuzhang County, and lived behind closed doors?
It is also the Haihunhou lineage, it is impossible to get any benefits in the central government, and dangling in front of Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty and his descendants every day, you think your life is too long, right?

Therefore, apart from Haihunhou, it is estimated that there is no second tomb of Liehou from the Han Dynasty in Nanchang.

As far as Nanchang is concerned, this stolen tomb is suspected to be the tomb of a certain Ren Haihunhou, and it may be the only tomb of a great nobleman in the Western Han Dynasty that exists in Nanchang.

And it's still discoverable!

Because this tomb has just been robbed!

According to national regulations, tombs that have been taken care of by tomb robbers will generally be excavated unless they are difficult to excavate and the excavation is risky.

that's the truth.

When the Jiangxi Cultural Relics Bureau discovered a stolen tomb above the Han Dynasty Liehou level in Nanchang, the State Cultural Relics Bureau was immediately alarmed.

Subsequently, a team composed of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage and the Institute of Archeology of the Academy of Social Sciences made a decision to start a rescue excavation after a detailed assessment based on the report sent by the Jiangxi Cultural Relics Administration!

A single reply was sent to the desk of the Jiangxi Cultural Relics Bureau in no time.

At the same time, an archaeological team composed of archaeological staff from the Institute of Archeology of the Academy of Social Sciences also set off and embarked on a trip to Nanchang.

This kind of large tomb covering an area of ​​more than [-] square meters may take ten years to complete the excavation and cleaning by Nanchang Local Archaeological Institute and Jiangxi Archaeological Institute.

Only the Institute of Archeology of the Academy of Social Sciences must participate in order to speed up the progress of the excavation.

For a tomb that has entered the air and broke the balance of the environment in the tomb, the race against time is also something that must be taken seriously.

This burglary has been around for several months.

According to the professionalism of the tomb robbers, it is possible that this robbery hole is directly connected to the main tomb, and it is unknown how much air entered the main tomb.

Maybe some important cultural relics in the main tomb are already rapidly oxidizing.

Must intervene quickly!
"So, we have another project to dig?" Chen Han was surprised.

Kong Jianwen, who was standing in the center of the conference room, was also smiling.

"That's right!"

"The Han Dynasty noble tomb discovered in Nanchang this time is very large!"

"Just the preliminary exploration by the local archaeological institute has discovered a cemetery of more than 4 square meters!"

"This is just preliminary exploration!"

"In the future, we plan to continue to expand the scope of exploration and determine the scale of this tomb!"

"But no matter how big the final scale is, there must be a rank of Liehou, and maybe even the tomb specifications that can only be enjoyed by royal tombs!"

It covers an area of ​​more than 4 square meters, and there are tombs with ground cemetery buildings, which is really not small.

For a horizontal comparison, the tomb of the Nanyue king is also at the level of the princes and kings of the Han Dynasty.

The actual area of ​​the Nanyue king's tomb is only over 100 square meters!

Moreover, Zhao Hu also claimed to be the emperor, and the more than 100 square meters are the emperor specifications of the Nanyue Kingdom.

Compared with this Nanchang tomb of more than 4 square meters, it is simply not on the table!
Of course, compared with the tomb of King Liang of the Western Han Dynasty in the same period, this large tomb in Nanchang is far from enough.

Han Liang Wang Tombs, also known as Mangdang Mountain Han Tombs, is located in the National 5A-level Yongcheng Mangdang Mountain Scenic Area. It is the tombs of Liu Wu and his family in the Liang Kingdom of the Han Dynasty. It includes 13 tombs and covers a total area of ​​about 550 square meters. Ten thousand square meters.

The average area of ​​each tomb is more than 5 square meters.

Of course, the area covered here actually includes the area of ​​the above-ground cemetery, not the actual area of ​​the underground tomb.

The area of ​​underground tombs, the largest tomb of Mrs. Liang Wang, the total area of ​​the underground palace is more than 1600 square meters.

Although the area of ​​this Nanchang tomb is more than 4 square meters, the actual tomb is certainly not so large.

But it must be much larger than the tomb of the Nanyue king.

There must be hundreds of square meters.

If the owner of this tomb can be confirmed to be Liu He, the first Marquis of Haihun, it would not be uncommon for the tomb to have an area of ​​over a thousand square meters.

This is Liu He!

Liu He who was the emperor of the Western Han Dynasty!

Although he was only emperor for 27 days.

But according to official history books.

After Liu He was deposed, he took away a large amount of treasures belonging to the emperor.

The queen mother at that time did not stop Liu He's behavior, and neither did Huo Guang.

In a sense, these floating wealth can be regarded as some compensation for Liu He, the loser of the imperial competition.

To the emperor who is rich in the world, the treasures that Liu He took away are nothing.

But for Liu He, who was only a Haihunhou later, the large amount of treasure he took away from the Western Han Dynasty palace was enough to make him richer than ordinary princes and kings.

You must know that the era in which Liu He lived was not the era in the early Western Han Dynasty when the central and local governments were poor.

The era of his life experienced the rule of Wenjing, and then experienced the period after Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty opened up Xinjiang!
Although, at that time, the people's living standards were not as prosperous as they were in the prosperous age because of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's militarism.

But for the high-level people in this country, the large amount of gold and silver treasures obtained by the Western Han army were all divided up by the upper-level nobles.

And the one who got the biggest head was the Emperor Liu!

After Liu He succeeded Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty, after working hard to rule and rest with the people, the Western Han Dynasty quickly entered the most prosperous period of the entire dynasty!
It can be seen that the economic level of the upper middle class in the Western Han Dynasty was very good.

At that time, the Emperor Liu had a lot of treasures in his hands!
The part taken away by Liu He is enough to support his luxurious life, and let him build a big underground palace, and bring all these treasures underground after his death!

Yes, according to the universal truth of the Western Han Dynasty, after a person dies, he must take all his treasures to the ground.

Except for the immovable property that cannot be taken away, all other gold and silver treasures must be brought underground one after another, and will not be left to future generations.

The descendants who inherited the title of Marquis of Haihun only inherited the title, food town, territory, and father's connections, etc.

As for the gold and silver treasures that Liu He himself got from the palace, they had to be taken underground so that he could continue to use them after his death!
If so, this Nanchang tomb is the tomb of the first Haihunhou.

There are treasures all over there!
(End of this chapter)