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#中山大学又现神秘古墓 #
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Reportedly
Sun Yat-sen University South Campus in The White House
To a place in the Shaw Building
Ancient tombs are suspected to have been excavated at the construction site
Currently, Guangzhou Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology
Related staff,
Teachers and students majoring in archaeology at Sun Yat-sen University
Inspections are being carried out and documented on site
The suspected discovery is an ancient tomb brick
The Institute of Archaeology will follow up as procedures follow
According to Yang, who witnessed the scene
He was on the road from Wise Hall to Shaw House
See the construction site where the sewer pipes were laid
Plugged in the Luoyang shovel
Teachers and classmates in the Department of Archaeology are busy digging
"I heard that an ancient tomb was dug up!"
Image source: South+
"Our hospital is following the procedure. The latest developments will be kept to you at the right time and in the right way. Yi Xibing, director of the Guangzhou Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology, said.
Ancient tombs were discovered on cuHK South Campus
There is precedent
In January 2019, a number of ancient tombs were found on the construction site of the south campus of sun yat-sen university in Guangzhou, which attracted attention.
In 2019, several ancient tombs were excavated at the site of the South Campus of CUHK
In 1961, the archaeology teaching and research team of CUHK excavated two Han Dynasty tombs in the school;
In 1981, CUHK discovered an Eastern Han Tomb at the construction site of the Electric Education Building. At that time, the faculty of the Department of Anthropology led all the students of the class of 1977 and 1979 to excavate and clean up the tombs of the Eastern Han Dynasty at the construction site of the electric education building.
In 2014, the South Campus of CUHK was announced as the "First Batch of Underground Cultural Relics Burial Areas in Guangzhou" as part of the "Kangle Village - Xingang West Road Underground Cultural Relics Burial Area".
According to experts, the south campus of CUHK has a high terrain, which is suitable for the production and life of the ancients and is buried after death. Judging from the current archaeological discoveries and geographical research results, Haizhu District of Guangzhou City in the Han Dynasty is not a large island now, but a small island formed by the highlands of Baogang, Xiaogang, Chigang and Magangding.
In Guangzhou, in addition to CUHK, Guangzhou University, Jinan University, and South China Normal University have also excavated tombs.
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Editor: Yu Hongyan
Source: China Youth Daily