Let's Talk About Archaeology

The author's subjectivity is too high and contains too much personal information. I originally wanted to take the essence and discard the dross, and just focus on the author's academic research results. As a result, the author has been sparing no effort to export historical nihilism, and every few paragraphs he makes a spiel about the claim that Chinese history comes from the West. It was unbearable. The author claims that history must be objective and based on facts, but in his heart he cannot erase his flattery towards the West. As long as the research results of Chinese scholars are questioned in every possible way, as long as the findings of Western scholars do not need to distinguish the authenticity, they can be directly regarded as unquestionable historical facts. No wonder the author mentioned in the article that the word "public knowledge" has been stigmatized, because it was people like the author who stigmatized it. Three stars to the author for his contribution to archeology and the scant amount of archaeological knowledge in the text.

This book gave me a new understanding of archeology! It turns out that archeology is not just about digging for treasures, but also exploring human history from garbage! The book also mentions the interesting daily life of the archaeological team. As the author said, they look like refugees from a distance and beggars from up close, but they can unearth amazing treasures from the ruins. Moreover, I was deeply impressed by the composition of the archaeological team in the book. It turns out that archeology requires the joint efforts of people from different majors. I really recommend this book, it will make you curious about archeology! 😃

Great, recommended

Great writing.