Haidilao "Zhen": Explore the salvage of the ship No. 2 of the Yangtze River Estuary

Recently, the largest wooden ships with the largest volume, the most complete preservation, and the huge number of cultural relics in my country's underwater archeology, the ancient ship No. 2 of the Yangtze River Estuary, officially started salvage. At present, the trading merchant ship of the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty is sleeping under the waterway of the northeast of the northeast of the Hengsha Island in Chongming, Shanghai, and the hull is buried under the sea bed for 5.5 meters. Archaeological surveys show that the ancient ship body has about 38.1 meters and has been proven 31 cabins, including a lot of exquisite cultural relics, which has cleaned more than 600 ceramics in the water so far.

On March 2 this year, the State Administration of Cultural Relics and the Shanghai Municipal Government jointly announced the official launch of the archeological and cultural relics protection projects of the Yangtzekou No. 2 ancient ships. This project, as a major underwater archeology project, has been included in the "Fourteenth Five -Year Plan" cultural relics protection and scientific and technological innovation plan.

According to reports, the Shanghai Ancient Ship Salvation and Migration Project adopts the world's first "arc beam non -contact cultural relics overall migration technology". During the operation of the sea on the sea, the Hercules will put 22 giant curved beams around the ancient ships to form a huge semi -cylindrical box, which will wrap the ancient ships with a total weight of more than 10,000 tons and sediment. When the water is out of the water, it is embedded in the central opening of the central part of the central part of the specially -made special engineering ship. The entire maritime operation is expected to take 2-3 months.

The ancient ship No. 2 in Yangtze River is expected to "break the waves" by the end of this year. The "Fighting" wheel will drive the "embrace" Yangtzekkou No. 2 ancient ship to Yangpu Shanghai Shipyard's century -old site. Archaeologists will launch follow -up archeological work, and an ancient ship museum will also start construction on the spot. The ancient ship No. 2 of the Yangtze River Estuary will "settle" on the banks of the Huangpu River.

Supervision: Xing Peiyu

Producer: Ma Baojun

Planning: Du Yilian Pan Xu

Director: Chang Shuting

Reporter: Sun Liping Ding Ting Cen Zhilian

Dubbing: Gu Song

Xinhua News Agency Shanghai Branch

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