The Treasure Hunt of an Antique Dealer

The time for archaeological work is not from 9 to 5. The sun will go down after 8 o'clock in the evening in the Hangai Mountain area. Although it will not stop until sunset, the excavation site will not stop until 6 o'clock in overtime work.

It will be around 5 o’clock in the afternoon. Almost all the people who can get in to work are still busy. Nong Bosheng said that there are new discoveries, but it’s not that some treasure appeared in the funerary tomb, let alone a large-shaped one. The tomb will be dug to the location of the tomb.

It’s only been a day of digging, and it’s too early to dig to the bottom of the tomb: after all, with an archaeological hat, you can’t ask the excavator to use the earthwork schedule for digging fish ponds.

Once it is collected, the speed slows down.

It was the circular burial tomb on the side of the M1 tomb that was a bit of a problem. The tomb that had not been stolen earlier was not actually a burial tomb, but a burial pit.

Vehicles accompany the burial pit, no horses.

Interesting, Zhang Nan hasn't dug a horse pit in two lifetimes, so let's take a look.

Even if the master of Gan Xiaotu detected a large tomb with a chariot and horse, he would not dare to dig it, let alone dig it. To the master of the chariot and horse, there is nothing fancy about it.

Later, I dealt with the construction site mainly in the Jiangnan area. The tombs I encountered were not at a level that could be buried with horses and wagons. There is a more important point: the county was not established until the Han Dynasty, but it seems that from the Han Dynasty, the southern There is basically no habit of chariots and horses, not to mention that the valuable tombs dug out on the construction site are basically the goods of the later two Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Sui and Tang Dynasties.

The customs have changed, the level is not enough, there is no car, and no horse.

This meeting came to the side of the pit and saw Chen Jianghua and the assistants brought by two other experts carefully cleaned it up: it was a carriage that was squashed and mixed with dirt, and it was accompanied by the burial pits that had been seen in several museums in China before. The situation is almost the same.

The wooden carriage, the timber structure has been mixed with sand and soil, and has been seriously decayed, but it can be seen that it is the appearance of two carriages, with copper ornaments in several places and serious green embroidery.

Zhang Nan watched for a while and said casually: "The bones and scum are all rotten, and this car can still leave traces. It's rare!"

Hearing this, Nong Bosheng said, "You just noticed that Jianghua and the others have cleaned it for two hours, and it seems that it should be a car at the moment."

Zhang Nan is a southerner who has no research on carts and horses, and has no idea about what kind of cars.

After talking about the problem, Nong Bosheng gave a special explanation-pēngchē, a car with a curtain.

"There is a record in the "Book of the Later Han Dynasty-Yufu Zhi", \'The long princess red carousel, the great nobleman, nobleman, princess, princess, and Fengjun oil painting car.

The one on the east side, I think it’s a Han-made oil painting car. The key to its preservation is the layer of paint on the car..."

Preservation is relative. The wood on the carriage is actually almost rotten, but there are still a lot of residues of the amazingly thick layer of paint on the outside. After the wood is slowly eroded and replaced by the soil, the shape of the carriage is preserved. , Especially those colorful paint layers are still very bright.

"This great nobleman and nobleman is actually the title of the concubine of the emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, with a golden seal and purple ribbon. It was first placed by Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Its position is second only to the queen. Behind it is the beauty and the colorful girl."

Nong Bosheng is the encyclopedia of Benhuo's history and archaeology, and listening to his explanation is a kind of enjoyment, otherwise Zhang Nan would not ask Weng Yeming to worship him as a teacher.

Thinking of that brother-in-law, Zhang Nan simply made a call to the capital and asked Jiang Aihua to help get the visa, let Weng Yeming fly to Ulaanbaatar as soon as possible, and then take the garrison's car to help his teacher.

Such an opportunity for officials and thieves is really rare, and they have to come and see the world.

Zhang Nan did whatever he thought of. After standing by the pit and finishing the phone call, he was promoted to Nong Bo: "I said the curator. I know that the Hun aristocrat also occasionally used Han-style carriages. The Soviets seemed to Just dug it out.

However, these oil painting carts can only be used by princesses and female monarchs. The ordinary Xiongnu's family don't have this habit, let alone the treatment, and the Da'an family can't do it. "

Speaking of this, he pointed to the pile of square tombs on the right that was sandwiched between the burial pits of the M1 large tomb and had not yet cleaned up the stones above, and said, "Her?"

Nong Bosheng nodded and said, "It's very possible.

It’s still possible to find out how many princesses and quasi-princesses married in the Western Han Dynasty in these ghost places in the north. It has always been a mystery.

Even though most of the 16 people that can be found are still anonymous, only three have names. In 108 BC, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the daughter of the Jiangdu King Liu Jian, Liu Xijun, and the granddaughter of the Chu King Liu Wu, Liu Jieyou.

Those two did not marry the Xiongnu, but Wusun. 16 married princesses, the two of them married the King Shanshan, and all of them married here, the Xiongnu.

There is also a well-known name and a surname that was when the Emperor Liu Shi of the Han Yuan Dynasty and the pro-Hun Wang Zhaojun was in 33 BC. The other princesses were anonymous, poor anonymous! "

Speaking of this, Zhang Nan feels that Nong Bosheng’s book business has become a bit more exciting, and his tone has become a little excited~www.readwn.com~ and Mao Dundan have married three anonymous Han princesses, and Liu Bang will have one. Once Emperor Hui, Emperor Wen married another one!

Emperor Wen married a total of four. In addition to Mouton, Lao Shangdanyu married two of them, and one of them was married to military officials.

Jingdi Nahui married two more princesses to the military minister Shan Yu, Liu Che added two princesses, and the military minister married 5 princesses from the Han Dynasty. One of them was Liu Che's own daughter.

Marriage, ha ha... Sima Guang once said this: ‘to cover the emperor’s imperial Yi Di Ye, you will be cherished with virtue when you obey, and you will be shocked when you rebel, and marriage is not heard. ’

Goodbye, me????! "

Good guy, the director of the farm is swearing!

To trade a woman’s tears and body for short-term peace, time and space, combining the times may seem to some people to have mixed reputations, but in the eyes of the old scholar Zhang Nan who occasionally grows old and angry , And kiss is fuck-dan!

If there is no relationship, no compensation, no cession of land, no tribute, the emperor guards the gate of the country, the king will die!

Does Liu Che understand this?

Dahan, being a Chinese, would be proud of it. Zhang Nan is no exception. He also likes Datang, but it is Daming that he admires most!

Because of the Qing Dynasty, some people slandered the Ming Dynasty as much as possible and said nothing about the Ming Dynasty.

Zhang Nan has always believed that the Ming Dynasty is the most sturdy dynasty in Chinese history! Compared with the Han and Tang, which are known as the most powerful, the Ming Dynasty is not inferior, and it has even done a better job in foreign-policy!

Men should work hard for the survival of their homeland, rather than relying on women's tears and body!

Nong Bosheng's book business is getting angry, and Zhang Nan is also infected. If he doesn't do anything, it won't be him Zhang Nan.

Then…

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