Archeologists of the Three Kingdoms
There were many things worth paying attention to in the field of archaeology related to the Three Kingdoms. In terms of archaeologists, Zhu Yanshi was a famous archaeologist. He had long been engaged in the archeological research of the capital cities of the Han and Tang Dynasties in China. He had in-depth research on the archeology of the Han and Tang Dynasties, the historical archaeology of East Asia, and the archeology of the Silk Road. Although his research focused on the Han and Tang Dynasties, it also involved the archaeological work related to the Three Kingdoms, Wei, Jin, and Southern and Northern Dynasties. For example, some of the sites he presided over included archaeological discoveries from the Three Kingdoms, Wei, Jin, and Southern Dynasties. In terms of archaeological achievements during the Three Kingdoms period, in 2008, the tomb of the emperor, Sun Xiu, who was suspected to be the third emperor of the Eastern Wu Dynasty, was discovered in Anhui. The judgment was made based on the words "Yong 'an Fourth Year" on a tomb brick (the year title of Sun Quan's son during the Three Kingdoms period) and the unearthed "Nine Tripods and Eight Baskets" artifacts (the specifications of the emperor's burial). In addition, the ancient tombs found in Jiangxi Province of China ranged from 1400 to 1800 years ago. Most of the ancient tombs were built between 222 AD and 589 AD (during the Three Kingdoms, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties). More than 700 cultural relics, including porcelain and metal objects, were unearthed. These cultural relics reflected the prosperity of trade and shipping in the Yangtze River at that time, and also provided strong evidence for the hypothesis of the existence of the ancient "Silk Road on the Sea". In terms of the archeology of the Three Kingdoms, the novel,"Calculating the Three Kingdoms," described the story of Ling Lei, an archaeologist from the 24th century, who traveled back to the Three Kingdoms period while excavating a tomb from the Three Kingdoms period. At the same time, from the discussion of some common sense mistakes in Romance of the Three Kingdoms, it is reflected that we need to treat historical facts more seriously when studying the history and archaeology of the Three Kingdoms. For example, there are geographical errors in the book (such as the geographical error of Guan Yu's route of passing five passes and killing six generals), administrative divisions (such as mistaking "state" for city) and other errors. In addition, the archaeology of Xiangyang City has come to the conclusion that there are almost no cultural soil layers and city wall relics of the Eastern Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms excavated in Xiangyang City today, and there are basically no relics of the Eastern Han Dynasty excavated in the city. Read more exciting novels for free
Modern novels recommended by archeologists
The following are some recommendations for modern novels about the female protagonist of the archeological profession: 1. " The Reborn Queen of Archeology ": This novel tells the story of the female protagonist accidentally traveling to ancient times as an archaeology major student. She had gone through many hardships to return to the modern world, but she was transported back to ancient times and began a twisted fate. 2. " I'm a Koi Carp at the 1980s Archeology Department ": This novel used archeology as the theme and described the heroine's archeological work and life in the 1980s. 3. " The Age of Youth in Archeology ": This novel is also set in archeology. It tells the story of the heroine's growth in the field of archeology and her youth. I hope the above recommendations can satisfy your needs for modern archeology novels.
Archeologists excavate Aegean island
An international team of archaeologists led by experts from the University of Thessalia in Greece carried out an archaeological excavation on the island of Friokastraki in the Aegean Sea. The island was small and rocky, located near Sisnos Island. For more than 1500 years, there was a city on the island that was once ruled by pirates in ancient times. The archaeological excavation work lasted for many years. In the past year, many important cultural relics were discovered in the field excavation, such as stones engraved with ancient inscriptions. These inscriptions provided powerful evidence for exploring the history of human habitation on the island. By deciphering the contents of the text, it was determined that humans had lived on the island from the 12th century B.C. to the 7th century A.D. The archaeologists also found evidence of an ancient bureaucracy on the island, such as building rules and penalties for violating the rules carved into stone, as well as inscriptions of honorary titles (though names were rubbed out) awarded to residents by local authorities. At the same time, many ancient inscriptions were destroyed, and archaeologists believe that during the Byzantine period, stone slabs with ancient inscriptions might have been used as building materials. An ancient sanctuary, an early Byzantine shrine, and the ruins of a church were also found on the island. Well-preserved pottery, jewelry, and female statues were found in the sanctuary. In addition, marble bases of ancient statues were also found, which were repeatedly used as one of the basic elements of Byzantine's early fortifications. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Who are the archeologists in novels on Earth?
The following are some of the fictional characters that involve archaeologists: - In Liu Xinglong's novel Listening Leaks, there were archaeologists such as experts and scholars of Chu College, such as Ma Yuezhi. He used his profound knowledge to identify mysterious artifacts at the archaeological site and assisted the Discipline Inspection Committee to open the mysterious bronze square pot. He played an important role in the historical mission of solving the mysteries of the pre-Qin culture related to the "Nine Tripods and Seven Gui". - In 17K's novel "Earth's Treasures," Li Wenyuan delved into the mystery of Professor Xu's (archaeologist) death. He could also be seen as a character related to archaeology. - In novels with archaeology as the background, there may be people like folk archaeologists who are similar to archaeologists, such as the folk archaeologists in "Listening to Leaks", who show their skills around the archaeological research of "Nine Tripods and Seven Gui". <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Archeologists discover ancient Egyptian ships
Archeologists have found a variety of evidence related to ancient Egyptian ships. From ancient documents, tomb paintings, embossed, models, and ship wrecks, one could find evidence of the existence of various ships in ancient Egypt. Five intact wooden boats were found, and they belonged to different types. Only two of the fragments were related to the boats or yachts at the funeral ceremony. The ship's wood excavated from a Pharaoh's port in the Red Sea provided direct evidence of Egypt's special ship construction model. In addition, archaeologists have excavated thousands of representative models of ships and ships, which can be traced back to the Neoliths. From the earliest days, Egyptian society had clearly relied on ships and sea travel. Although there was little direct evidence of navigation, indirect evidence such as the second-phase pottery of the Negada culture found on the coast of Israel, the fragments of stone bottles printed with the names of the rulers of the Second Dynasty, and even the golden axe of Egypt engraved with the symbol of the Fourth Dynasty found in Lebanon. These indirect evidence pointed to the existence of maritime communication between ancient Egypt and other regions. In addition, a 43.5-meter-long cedar hull that was reassembled next to the Great Pyramid of Giza also provided relevant evidence for the study of ancient Egyptian ships. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Archeologists discover oldest plant fiber
Archeologists from Harvard University and the National Museum of Georgia-based institutions have discovered linen fiber from 34,000 years ago, which may be the oldest plant fiber ever used by humans. These wild linen fibers were discovered by archaeologists in Georgia.They began excavation work in 1996. They found these fibers when they studied the samples with a microscope and determined their age using radioactive carbon. Some of these fibers had traces of weaving, while others were dyed black, gray, pink, and so on. The oldest plant fiber discovered in the archaeological community was unearthed in the territory of the Soviet Republic, 28,000 years ago. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Archeologists spend their lives dealing with fossils
An archaeologist was an expert in the study of ancient buildings, tombs, tools, and other objects. Their main purpose was to place the material remains in a historical context to increase understanding of the past. Fossil was the remains, relics, and activity traces of ancient creatures preserved in rock formations, as well as the organic residue after the decomposition of organisms. It provided extremely important evidence for studying the history of biological evolution and determining the age of the stratum. Although fossils were one of the important objects of archaeologists 'research, the scope of archaeologists' research was not limited to fossils. They also studied ancient buildings, tools, and other cultural relics. Therefore, it could not be said that archaeologists dealt with fossils all their lives. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Archeologists discover prehistoric giant turtle
Archeologists have discovered many types of prehistoric super turtles. In 1895, George Reber Wielan discovered a giant fossil of the ancient turtle, Archelon, by the Cheyenne River in Caster County, South Dakota. In 1898, a second fossil containing a skull was found in the same area. A third was found in 1902, a fourth in 1992, and a fifth in 2002. The largest ancient turtle fossil, Brigita, was 4.6 meters long, 4 meters wide between its flippers, and weighed 2.2 tons. In the 1970s, paleoniologists discovered a sea turtle in Argentina. The turtle shell fossil of Stupendemys geomaculus was 2.35 meters long. A turtle shell fossil, numbered UEPM-CIAPP-2009, was also found. Although it was incomplete, it was estimated that the complete length could reach 3.3 meters. According to the shell fossil with a maximum length of 3.3 meters, it was estimated that the length could reach 5 meters (because the neck was also very long) and weighed about 5 tons. New fossil discoveries showed that some individuals had carapaces up to three meters long and weighed an estimated 1145 kilograms. The male tortoises of this species have horns on the back of their shells, which may be used to fight with other males or defend against natural enemies. Their food is mainly fish or other aquatic organisms. In 1895, paleologists discovered a huge skeleton from the late cretaceous period. Two years later, they found the missing head. After assembling it, they restored the largest turtle in the history of Earth, Archelon ischiros. Its head to tail was 4.6 meters long, and its width was 4 meters. It was estimated that it weighed more than 3 tons when it was alive. In South America, a giant freshwater turtle the size of a sofa was found that had coexisted with humans 10,000 years ago. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Archeologists discover 800-year-old cell phone
According to reports, Austrian archaeologists have discovered an 800-year-old mobile phone, but it is a man-made clay model of a mobile phone with cuneiform text on the buttons. Due to the lack of detailed excavation details and the fact that it was too similar to the Nobel phone, many people thought that it was an elaborate hoax, but there were still conspiracy theories who claimed that it was evidence of aliens visiting Earth or proof of the existence of time travel. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Archeologists say they've found related sites
Please clarify the content of the question. For example, what kind of site does the "relevant site" in "archaeologists claim to have discovered relevant sites" refer to (such as Paleolith site, Neoliths site, etc.), or are there any other descriptions or restrictions about this site? So that I can answer accurately. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Have you recommended novels with archeologists as the female lead?
"I recommend" Playing with Ancient Times: The Naughty Queen "to you. This is an ancient romance novel written by the author, Jiang Liluo. The female protagonist was the youngest archaeologist in the world. She had accidentally transmigrated to ancient times. It was not enough for her to fall into the manure pit first, but she had actually been seen naked! The most unfortunate thing was that the legendary emperor actually took a fancy to her and wanted to choose her as the empress? Although she felt that he was very handsome, becoming his empress would only bring about a short life. She would rather die than do it! I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗