"New Ancient Shu Civilization New Discovery" series of inspections second stop: Experts and scholars enter Sanxingdui

Today (July 9), the second stop of the "Ancient Shu Civilization" series of inspections entered the archeological site of Sanxingdui, the "New Metropolis City" site of the Han Dynasty in Chengxiang Town, Qingbaijiang District, from Sichuan University, Southwest University for Nationalities, Southwest Jiaotong University , Sichuan Normal University, the Sichuan Academy of Social Sciences, Chengdu Modern and Contemporary Urban Aesthetics Research Institute, the Party School of the Chengdu Municipal Party Committee, Chengdu Academy of Social Sciences, Chengdu University and other universities and research institutes. The latest unearthed cultural relics, thus understanding the brilliance of the ancient Shu Kingdom in the Bronze Age and the prosperity of the Han Dynasty Chengdu.

Experts visit in the archeological greenhouse of Sanxingdui

Under the leadership of Tang Fei, dean of the Sichuan Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archeology, experts and scholars walked into the archeological scene of Samsung Dou. Xin Zhonghua, the deputy director of the Sanxingdui Research Institute of Sichuan Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archeology, explained on -site. Experts entered the archeological greenhouse of Samsung Dou's sacrifice area with an area of ​​2,000 square meters. In the archeological greenhouse, there are sacrifice pit 1 and 2 pits found in 1986, and the six new sacrifice pit newly discovered in 2019 are tightly covered by the archeological square cabin. In the No. 7 pits and No. 8 pits, archeologists Still continuing excavation.

In 1986, the two sacrifice pits of Sanxingdui sites 1 and 2 were found. Nearly two thousand cultural relics such as Bronze Dali and Mask Mask were unearthed. Six new sacrifice pits were found next to the pits 2, and Sanxingdui was excavated again, which aroused strong attention at home and abroad.

Turn your head and kneel on a portrait. Tao Photo

"As of June of 2020, the Sanxingdui site six newly discovered sacrifice pits are currently unearthed in a total of nearly 13,000 cultural relics." Tang Fei said that after fine cleaning and reversible physical solid, the previous sacrifice pit was unearthed from No. 3 to 6. A number of "heavyweights" cultural relics such as Dakongzun, Yuankou Fangzun, Dingzun kneeling on the portrait of the portrait, the top altar, the knelt of the portrait, the golden mask, and the golden mask have been "standing" and exhibited to the public. Up to now, 77 bronze wares, 120 jade artifacts, 44 pieces of gold, 678 (sections) ivory, 46 ivory carving residues have been initially cleaned up and entered the finishing stage.

The eight sacrifice pits found in Sanxingdui. In the late Shang Dynasty, a large number of bronze wares were unearthed from eight sacrifice pits. These bronze wares indicate that not only the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River have entered a highly developed bronze era, but also the upper reaches of the Yangtze River also entered a high level. The developed bronze era.

After visiting the archeological greenhouse, the experts came to the open repair hall in the Sanxingdui Museum. In the cultural relics library, experts and scholars saw the newly unearthed Top Snake Botterus portrait of Sanxingdui Pit 8 pits. The entire cultural relics were divided into three parts. Portrait, its hands are supported on a bronze cricket with a square seat, and there is a cinnabar painted respected on his head.

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The latest bronze altar is the most complicated utensils of the 8th pit process. The bronze altar is from low to high scores. The bottom is a platform base with hollow pattern. Sitting alone, there is a group of tall "Lux" sitting on a small table with a decorated with decoration, holding a small god beast together. The little beast was also riding a skirt on his back. The little god's neck was tied up by the rope made of three copper wires, and a small copper ring was buckled on the rope.

Experts inspected at the site of the "New Capital" site in the Han Dynasty

In the afternoon, under the scorching sun, experts and scholars led at Yan Jinsong, dean of the Chengdu Cultural Relics and Archeology Research Institute, to the "New Metropolis" site of the Han Dynasty and embarked on the Han Dynasty walls to discover the person in charge of the site. The excavation and the phenomenon of the site.

According to reports, the next stop of the "Ancient Shu Civilization Discovery" series of inspections, experts and scholars will inspect the archeological site of the Magnolia Tomb of the Malaysian Warring States Warring States Warring States and Pengzhou Zhuwa Street site.

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