The tomb excavated by Shi Jiazhen of Luoyang
The tombs excavated by Shi Jiazhen in Luoyang included dozens of important tombs such as the paleolith site of Sunjiadong on the south bank of Yihe River in Luanchuan County, Luoyang City, and the tomb of Han Emperor in Luoyang.
The tomb excavated by Shi Jiazhen of Luoyang
The tombs excavated by Shi Jiazhen in Luoyang included dozens of important tombs such as the Paleolith site of Sunjiadong on the south bank of Yi River in Luanchuan County, Luoyang City, and the mausoleum of Han Emperor in Luoyang.
A brief introduction of Luoyang Shi Jiazhen
Shi Jiazhen, male, born in March 1963, from Changge, Henan Province, professor, supervisor of PhD students, current president of Luoyang City Institute of Cultural Relics and Archeology. He had been engaged in frontline work in cultural relics protection and field archaeology, and had presided over the archaeological excavation of many large-scale ancient sites and tombs. His archaeological projects have been rated as one of the top ten new archaeological discoveries in the country and won the National Archeological Quality Award. Shi Jiazhen had also published professional papers in national core journals and published many books. He was awarded second-class merit by the Henan Province Department of Culture and the Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau, and was named as an outstanding expert by the Luoyang Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government. In 2020, he stepped down as the president of Luoyang City Institute of Cultural Relics and Archeology and became the president of Longmen Grotto Research Institute.
Luoyang Cultural Relics Bureau Shi Jiazhen
Shi Jiazhen was the director of the Luoyang City Institute of Cultural Relics and Archeology. He had extensive experience in cultural relics protection and field archaeology, and had presided over several archaeological projects. His work was recognized, and the archaeological projects he presided over were repeatedly rated as one of the top ten archaeological discoveries in the country and won the National Archeological Quality Award. Shi Jiazhen had also published many professional papers in national core journals and published many books. His achievements earned him a special government allowance and he was named the seventh batch of outstanding experts. His research focus included the archaeological excavation of important tombs such as the Han Dynasty Emperor Mausoleum in Luoyang and the Mang Mountain Mausoleum. In short, Shi Jiazhen was an expert with outstanding achievements in the field of cultural relics protection and archaeology.
Luoyang Institute of Cultural Relics and Archeology Shi Jiazhen
Shi Jiazhen was the dean of the Luoyang Institute of Cultural Relics and Archeology. He was a professor and a supervisor of PhD students. He had been engaged in cultural relics protection and field archaeology for a long time. He presided over the archaeological excavation of many large-scale ancient sites and tombs, and his archaeological projects were repeatedly rated as the top ten archaeological discoveries in the country. Shi Jiazhen also sought a balance between cultural relics protection and urban construction, and proposed the Luoyang model, which was to protect and display cultural relics in basic construction. His work was also recognized and he received many awards, including the second-class merit award from the Henan Province Department of Culture and the Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau, as well as the name of the Luoyang Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government as an outstanding expert.
Princess Huaiqing's tomb excavated
Princess Huaiqing's tomb is located in Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province. It was discovered in 2017. The tomb had been robbed, but the structure was preserved quite well. The tomb was a brick tomb divided into front and back rooms. The coffin was placed in the middle of the back room. The specifications and structure were the same as the tomb of Princess Lin 'an. There was water in Princess Huaiqing's tomb, from the front to the back of the tomb. The entrance of the tomb faced northeast, facing the Ming Tomb of Xiao where Zhu Yuanzhang was located. The tomb chamber had a three-coupon three-dog structure, which was commonly seen in the mausoleums of nobles and royal families. There were few burial objects in the tomb, such as pottery jars, copper coins, gold ornaments, jade beads, etc. Two complete cat bones were also unearthed, suspected to be the princess 'pets. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Which ancient tomb in Chengdu was excavated for rescue?
Tomb of the Han Dynasty at Laoguan Mountain, Chengdu
The tomb dug out in Luoyang
Many large tombs had been excavated in Luoyang in recent years. These included the Eastern Zhou Dynasty's tomb, the Northern Wei Dynasty's Xuanwu Emperor's tomb, the Northern Wei Dynasty's Jiemin Emperor's tomb, and the Cao Wei Dynasty's tomb. Eight Eastern Zhou tombs were discovered when the farmland of Jin Village in Luoyang collapsed, but most of the cultural relics had been resold. Luoyang also had the mausoleum of the Eastern Han emperor, but it had yet to be excavated. The ancient tombs in Luoyang had suffered serious looting during the excavation process, so there were no sensational tombs.
Luoyang Shijiawan Ancient Tomb
Luoyang Shijiawan Ruins was a cultural relic protection unit located on the platform east of Shijiawan Village in the western suburbs of Luoyang City. According to the investigation, the site should belong to the Yangshao and Longshan eras. The ruins covered an area of about 30,000 square meters, 270 meters wide from east to west, and 120 meters long from north to south. There was a river flowing through the southern part of the site, not far from the Wangwan site. However, the site had not been excavated, so the specific information about the ancient tomb in Luoyang Shijiawan was still unclear.
Luoyang Shi Family Courtyard
Luoyang's Shi Family Compound was one of the largest private residences in Luoyang during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The historian's ancestor was a military general in the early Qing Dynasty. He was transferred to Luoyang as an official during the Daoguang and Xianfeng years of the Qing Dynasty. He built a mansion and left it to this day. The courtyard covered an area of 2500 square meters and was divided into east and west courtyards. It was a two-set, five-room, four-door, multi-connected courtyard house. According to the descendants of the Shi family, hundreds of people lived here during the heyday of the Shi family. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the Shi Family Compound was used by Luoyang Academy of Traditional Chinese Arts and Luoyang No.1 Middle School. The well-preserved buildings in the courtyard included houses facing the street, halls, upper rooms, and buildings. The Shi Family Courtyard was located at No. 18, North Yinglin Street Road, Luoyang City. It was a cultural relic protection unit in Luoyang City.