Live appraising treasures, I became a national treasure expert?

Fortunately, the roof of this tomb did not collapse.

Among the twenty-six tombs previously explored, only three have not collapsed, and without exception, they are all small tombs from the Turkic period, with the tomb area not exceeding one hundred square meters.

This tomb is close to 400 square meters, and it is a noble tomb from the Huns period. It is really like a miracle.

Therefore, the team members were more careful than each other, drilling slowly and lowering the probe tube slowly.

In the end, Fang Zhijie didn't even dare to look into the looking glass and insisted on letting Li Ding'an come in person.

"You don't know how, or did I never teach you?"

"I'm afraid of collapsing."

"What nonsense? This is a tomb, and it's not made of paper? Since it didn't collapse before, it definitely won't collapse now..."

Fang Zhijie shrank his neck, his eyes wandered, and he hid back.

Li Ding'an immediately saw something was wrong: "What material is the top of the tomb made of?"

"slate."

"how thick?"

"Almost twenty centimeters."

"Is there a pillar in the middle?"

"There are top pillars and stone walls. The shortest distance is five or six meters, and the widest distance is 13 meters... There are stone walls all around. It looks like a stone chamber tomb to me."

Stone walls, stone walls...are they just stone chamber tombs?

Li Ding'an was stunned for a moment: "Then why did it collapse?"

"This is a Han Dynasty tomb!" Fang Zhijie said, "It has been buried for two thousand years, what if it happens?"

"What's wrong with Han Tomb? You don't have any courage at all. You deserve not to be the deputy captain."

"Eat sand every day, and whoever likes it will be treated as such!"

If you follow me, you won't eat sand?

Eat more…

Li Ding'an almost exploded with anger and subconsciously searched for something.

When Fang Zhijie saw something was wrong, he ran away holding his head.

What can you do about this?
After being angry for a long time, Li Ding'an finally brought up the spyglass.

After following him for a year, Fang Zhijie learned quite a lot. You read it right. It is indeed a standard rectangular stone tomb: the top of the tomb is covered with stone slabs, the bottom of the tomb is paved with stone slabs, and the four walls of the tomb pit are all made of stone slabs. Build vertically.

A stone wall was built in the middle to divide the tomb into four: two small rooms on the west side, two large rooms on the east side, and the largest room facing east and north.

All four tombs have sarcophagi, and the main tomb is the largest, measuring three meters long and nearly one and a half meters wide.

At this point, Li Ding'an can at least be sure: except for the "foot to the west and head to the east", this is a standard Han Dynasty stone chamber tomb, not a Xiongnu-specific stone tomb, so it did not collapse.

Judging from the shape, it should be roughly from the late Western Han Dynasty to the early Eastern Han Dynasty, so it should be a great nobleman from the Southern Xiongnu period.

The strange thing is that there are not many burial objects: there are coffins in the two rooms facing the west, and there are only a few pots and jars in the south room.

Shouldn't it?

If it was a small noble, it would be impossible for the tomb to be so big and built with stone and a sarcophagus?

If it was a hasty burial, it goes without saying that it certainly would not have been possible to bury the body on the mountain. They could have just dug a hole on flat ground and buried the body.

After thinking about it, there is only one possibility...

Li Ding'an's eyes lit up: "Drill down: probe tube 50 (mm), sight glass 15..."

Fang Zhijie ran back: "Where to drill?"

"Of course I will accompany the coffin, and the main coffin will also be drilled. Be careful to prevent oxygen!"

Fang Zhijie hurriedly made arrangements, and within a few minutes, the drilling rig buzzed again.

Li Ding'an sighed helplessly.

To be honest, Fang Zhijie's research savvy is not high, and he is several levels behind Shu Jing, but he is better than Shu Jing in being steady, careful, and able to endure hardships.

Therefore, Li Ding'an deliberately trained him in "field work".

It's very fast to get started. Basically, after Li Ding'an demonstrates it once or twice, he can operate it independently.

The only thing I have is that I am timid.

take it easy……

Not long after, the two accompanied the coffin, and Li Ding'an observed them one by one.

With just one glance, he understood: the coffin contained not a living person buried, but an artifact.

There is a jar nearly fifty centimeters high, with two ears, a barrel that is as long as a modern barrel, a knife nearly one meter long, and a horse's bit and horse's bridle connected together.

The dust was so thick that the specific material could not be seen, but it could not escape the pottery pots, bronze mortar, iron knives, copper or iron harnesses.

There are several solid round cake-shaped objects, which are probably bronze mirrors, and a circle of similar size with a hollow pattern in the middle, which should be an openwork copper ring.

There was also a companion coffin, and most of it was piled inside: round on the outside, square on the inside, a little over two centimeters in diameter...definitely copper coins.

"Li Ding'an, was it buried by the Emperor of the Han Dynasty?"

He thought for a while: "Nine times out of ten!"

The key is that no epitaph was found, and the ashes were too thick to see all the burial objects, making it difficult to draw a direct conclusion.

Just in time, Fang Zhijie got into the main coffin.

Li Ding'an immediately stood up and ran over. As soon as the looking glass was lowered into the coffin, he let out a "sigh".

Is there actually a coffin in the coffin?
Although the shape of the inner coffin is a bit strange, as if it was made from a giant log cut in half, the outer coffin is definitely a coffin.

"Han System": The third level of king, the Duke, the second level of male Hou Bozi, the second level of scholar, the big coffin...

Let’s talk about the Xiongnu. During the Han and Zhao Dynasties that established their country within the fortress at the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, there were not many Xiongnu tombs with coffins outside the coffins, let alone the Han Dynasty?

Look at the four corners again: there are many round objects piled in the northwest corner, most likely Zhulian. There was also a pile in the southwest corner, about four or five centimeters in diameter... If it weren't for the gold cakes, Li Ding'an would have dared to chew on the coffins.

Looking at the two corners here, there is a stone pedestal in the north and south respectively. The northeast corner seems to be a lantern. Judging from the width of the wheel, it looks very much like the Changxin palace lantern unearthed from the tomb of Liu Sheng, King Jing of Zhongshan, Baoding.

There seems to be a box in the southeast corner. It is square and about the size of a palm. It is not yet known what is inside.

There are bulges all around the wooden coffin. It is estimated that the silk, silk and the like are quite soft, and there should be gold and silver items, and maybe jade items.

It is nothing more than a question of more and less.

Therefore, the emperor of the Han Dynasty gave him a burial and did not run away.

"Teacher Li, can you deduce the identity of the tomb owner?"

Li Dingan thought for a while and shook his head.

In the twenty-sixth year of Jianwu (Liu Xiu of the Eastern Han Dynasty), he sent the general Duan Chen and the deputy captain Wang Yu to Nan Shanyu to set up his court and go to the west of Wuyuan for eighty miles.

In the winter of the twenty-seventh year, Nan Danyu lived in Xihe and arranged for various tribes kings to help defend the garrison.

Therefore, it must be the king of the Southern Xiongnu, but it’s hard to deduce who it is specifically...

"Teacher Li, do you want to explore the inner coffin again?"

"It's not necessary: ​​even if there are relics inside that can prove your identity, they are probably covered in dust unless you dig them up directly..."

The team members sighed: I don’t know about the others, but that lantern... maybe it is the second Changxin Palace Lantern in the world. From this we can see the value of this tomb?
But compared to that, finding Feng Shui ruins is more important, so we can only wait until next time.

"What a pity!" Fang Zhijie started pouting again, "Will it give others an advantage?"

"Crow's mouth!" Shu Jinghao rolled her eyes, "If you don't tell me, who will know?"

Fang Zhijie said nothing and looked at Li Ding'an: I really can't say for sure.

It's really hard to tell.

After all, this is a foreign country, and it is a Han tomb with "Feng Shui elements". For the purpose of studying the "relationship between the nomadic people of the Mongolian Plateau and the culture of the Central Plains" and other factors, it must be reported.

But who knows, Mongolia will cooperate with other countries out of other considerations. After all, China is not the only country that studies Han culture and has certain archaeological capabilities, such as Japan...

Li Ding'an was noncommittal: "Let's talk about it then."

The report must be submitted, including the previous twenty-six tombs, but it must be after the ruins are found.

He clapped his hands and looked at his watch again: It was almost five o'clock, and he only had two bites of bread at noon. It was indeed quite hard.

"Catch the team!"

"okay!"

I was very happy to hear that I could get off work early, and it was also very fast.

The sight glass is for collecting the sight glass, the sound pipe is for raising the sound pipe, and the drill pipe is for unloading the drill pipe.

The movement was a little faster, Lan Kun (the technician) was a little too strong, and the contraction line of the speculum was not fully straightened, so he lifted it up.

"Click", a crisp sound came from the geophone.

Fang Zhijie turned his head subconsciously: He could see clearly in the looking glass imager that the "L" shaped mirror line hit the box in the southeast corner of the outer coffin. Did that thing actually fall?
It immediately fell into two pieces.

Immediately, Fang Zhijie's face turned pale: "What the hell... are you in a hurry?"

This is a Han Dynasty tomb. It can be placed in the outer coffin, and the head of the tomb owner is facing one side. How can it be an ordinary thing?
Do not believe?

Look at what's next to it: maybe, that lantern is the second Changxin palace lantern in the world...a first-class cultural relic among the first-class cultural relics.

Suddenly, Lan Kun broke into a cold sweat.

"Don't panic!"

Li Ding'an came over and looked at the screen: the box fell into two halves, and something rolled out of it.

It is still boxy and very small, only three or four centimeters in length.

Hey, what is this?
A seal, a seal, or a seal?

If you look closely, you will see that the seal is not high, and the width of the seal is only three centimeters. The width of the seal is a little over two centimeters, and it is very thin, less than one centimeter.

It's a bit like Han Yin, the key is New: Like a bird?

Just in time, Yin fell on his side, and Li Dingan slid the mouse to turn the camera to the other side.

Hey, you're lucky, the handwriting on it is real.

Li Ding'an carefully identified it: the standard inscribed Miao seal script, vertical script, a total of six words: Fu Nuren is good at sealing!

What is this? What is this?
They knew each other separately, but together, Li Dingan was a little confused.

The slaves must be the Huns, right?

Good at it is Shanyu.

The seal is the seal, and the "ren" in the middle should be the name.

In historical records, the Xiongnu definitely had a single-character Chanyu, such as Xian, Yu, Zhu, Zhi... But the "Ren" Chanyu seems to have no memory?
Li Ding'an recalled it carefully, and then his eyes suddenly opened wide: Xiongnu Ren Shanyuyin?

This is Wang Zhaojun’s son, Yi Tu Zhi Ya Shi! (End of chapter)