Archaeology Grandmaster at Max Level

Archaeological work is not about digging up every tomb you see. In fact, most ancient tombs are now protected by official cultural heritage departments. In particular, those Ming and Qing dynasty tombs that still have above-ground structures are well protected by the authorities.

I learned about the existence of "Gushi Bian" while watching popular science videos on Bilibili. Then I learned why they don't acknowledge the existence of the Xia Dynasty, and their logic is particularly ridiculous. Although you have unearthed the site (Erlitou) in the place where the Xia Dynasty is recorded in history, and the time of this site is consistent with the Xia Dynasty, and both of…

But please don't torture me with myths and religious legends... It's not that myths and legends are bad; I personally enjoy reading them and also like reading prehistoric novels. But don't mistake mythology for reality... Nuwa patching up the sky, Nuwa creating humans, the various strange beasts in the Classic of Mountains and Seas, the legendary tribes that live for hundreds of years, and the…

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What's the difference between archaeology and tomb raiding, except that one is official?

The difference between archaeology and tomb raiding

To be honest, I was very angry after seeing this. Why should our country's history need to be questioned by other countries? Why should we care about their opinions? But then I thought, who knows if our country would care about the past history if those foreigners questioned and ridiculed us?

I still feel that Zhao Zheng is inappropriate. The emperor has no surname. Given Qin Shi Huang's potential to change the imperial robes and create a new dynasty, although the Qin state was established by the Zhou emperor who ordered him to worship Ying, thus becoming a major lineage, calling him Ying Zheng would be acceptable, or even Qin Zheng (using the state's name). But calling him Zhao Zheng just feels somewhat insulting.

It would be great if you could include some pictures at the end of the article. I feel that popular science articles lack a certain atmosphere without images.

Write well ✍🏻 Looking forward to supplementing my useless knowledge, having fun while recharging...