In 1972, on the Ordos Plateau in Inner Mongolia, where the water and grass are fertile and the terrain is low, it is a good place for local sheep herding, and many local herders like to put their livestock herds here.
A cowherd named Bayar, as usual, put his herd here, but suddenly a cow fell into the sand nest and could not come out, and Bayar wasted a lot of energy to get the cattle out.
Bayar looked into the bunker and found a golden lump, Bayar immediately drove his cattle back home, took this golden lump back to his home, the whole family was stunned when they saw it, and immediately returned to the place where Bayar found the golden lump and began to dig.
This matter was soon known to other local herders, so the villagers of a village came to this place as if sealed, and as the bunker dug deeper and deeper, more things were excavated.
There were some videos of gold and silver, as well as some bronzes, and the news was quickly learned by the local antiquities department, and a large number of archaeologists and archaeologists came to the place and sealed it off.
Some archaeologists explored the sites excavated by the herders, while others came to the village to carry out ideological work on the villagers, hoping that the villagers would hand over the cultural relics that had been excavated to the state.
After more than a week of excavation, the experts finally cleaned up all the sand layers above and entered the ancient tomb, but the experts regretted that the ancient tomb had been stolen, and the coffin of the tomb owner had also been opened.
In the end, experts found 218 gold ornaments, 5 silver ornaments, more than 40 jade artifacts, and nearly 100 bronzes in the ancient tomb, and the preliminary estimate of these cultural relics is about 100 million yuan.