Today, the New Yellow River reporter learned from the Jinan Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism that the Jinan Archaeological Research Institute completed the excavation of a Ming Dynasty tomb in the eastern suburbs.
The tomb has no obvious anti-embalming measures, and the wooden coffin and seeds can be preserved well, which is rare in archaeological findings in Shandong.
Recently, the Jinan Archaeological Research Institute successfully completed the excavation of Ming Dynasty tombs in a project plot south of Feiyue Avenue.
There are two important discoveries in this excavation: one is that a well-preserved lacquered wooden coffin was found in the tomb, and the other is that the coffin is filled with a large number of plant seeds around the human bones.
The tomb did not see obvious anti-embalming measures, and the wooden coffin and seeds could be preserved well, which is relatively rare in archaeological findings in Shandong, providing important information for the study of funerary customs and social culture at that time.
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