Archaeological Interests

Record the daily work of an archaeologist. [Editor Recommendation] ⭐ This book was written by scholar Lai Fei, describing the interesting and interesting things he encountered in his archaeological career. ⭐ The writing language of the whole book is clear, concise and easy to understand, and the writing style is humorous, showing a distinct personal style. ⭐ It also contains profound academic knowledge and cultural heritage, which helps readers understand the life of archaeologists and the various aspects of the world. [Introduction] The articles in this book are of appropriate length, condensing the author's decades of field archeology, academic journey and life experience. Among them are stories of archaeological excavations of ancient tombs, experiences of searching for historical sites, the pain of archaeologists digging mud in the freezing cold, the joy of living together with colleagues on long business trips, and heart-warming stories between myself and my family and friends, etc. [About the author] Lai Fei, born in Zoucheng, Shandong in 1953, is an archaeologist, calligrapher, seal carver, and calligraphy theorist. Graduated from the History Department of Peking University in 1978, majoring in Archeology. He has successively served as a researcher at the Shandong Stone Carving Art Museum, an academic member of the Chinese Calligraphers Association, vice chairman of the Shandong Provincial Calligraphers Association, a postgraduate tutor at the Shandong University of the Arts, a visiting professor at the Department of East Asian Art History at the University of Heidelberg in Germany, etc.