Recently, the 9.172 million-word Chinese archaeological masterpiece "A Hundred Years of Chinese Archaeology (1921-2021)" was officially released. Three archaeological research topics written by Guizhou archaeologists Zhou Bisu, Zhang Herong and Zhang Xinglong are included in the compilation, which once again reflects the important status and role of Guizhou archaeological research topics.
It is reported that the "Centennial History of Chinese Archaeology (1921-2021)" was published by the China Social Sciences Press, and edited by Wang Wei, member of the Faculty of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, director of the Department of History, and chairman of the Chinese Archaeological Society. 276 experts and scholars from the three generations of archaeology, which lasted for three years to co-author, is divided into four volumes and twelve volumes, with a total of 9.172 million words. Among them, Zhang Xinglong of Guizhou Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology "Neolithic Archaeological Discoveries and Research in Guizhou Region", Zhang Herong", "Archaeological Discoveries and Research of Bronze Age in Guizhou Region", and Zhou Bisu", "Archaeological Discoveries and Research on The Remains of Tusi", three archaeological research topics were included in the compilation. While showing the important position and role of Guizhou archaeologists in the field of archaeological discovery and research in the Neolithic, Bronze Age and Toast Relics of Chinese archaeology, it also once again enhances the influence and discourse power of Guizhou archaeology.
Guizhou Gui'an Zhaoguo Cave site
It is understood that in the nearly 70 years of development of Guizhou archaeology, after several generations of exploration, Guizhou relies on regional cultural characteristics to form prehistory, night lang, toast, ethnic groups, river basin archaeology and other characteristic archaeological projects, with important discoveries and important research results to make up for the lack of links in the history of thousand-year civilization, improve Guizhou's discourse power, and make outstanding contributions to promoting the development of modern Chinese archaeology.
The archaeological excavation site of the Yang Toast Tomb in Bozhou
Among the types of remains in Guizhou that have been awarded the "Top Ten New Archaeological Discoveries" in The country seven times, including 3 prehistoric cave sites, 2 Yelang remains, and 2 toast remains. From successively winning the World Cultural Heritage, the World's Top Ten Archaeological Discoveries, the National "Six" and "Top Ten" Archaeological New Discoveries, the First Prize of the China Field Archaeology Award, to the selection of the "Top 100 Archaeological Discoveries in a Hundred Years", generations of Guizhou archaeologists have continued to struggle, and Guizhou's archaeological work has made great achievements and extended the historical axis.
Remains from the Night Lang period
"From various archaeological projects, especially the archaeological discoveries and research results of the Neolithic, Bronze Age, and Toast Relics, Guizhou archaeologists have demonstrated the Guizhou characteristics of modern Chinese archaeology with great strength and sound, and contributed to the efforts to build archaeology with Chinese characteristics, Chinese style and Chinese style." Xie Nian said that next, Guizhou will continue to solidly promote the archaeological work in the new era, recognize the advantages of cultural resources, deepen history and culture, enhance the recognition of a series of archaeological achievements, and create a more influential cultural brand, so as to promote the integration of culture and tourism. In order to vigorously promote the high-quality development of cultural relics and archaeology in Guizhou, it will continue to provide strong support for inheriting and promoting the colorful Guizhou national characteristic culture and enhancing cultural self-confidence.
(Guiyang Daily Rong media reporter Du Li Source: Guizhou Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology)