Grave-digging whiplash
Legend has it that in the Spring and Autumn Period, king Xiong of Chuping abandoned his illness to listen to rumors and executed Wu Zixu's father, and Wu Zixu led the Wu army to counterattack the Chu state many years later to avenge his father, but he did not want Xiong to abandon the disease and die long ago, but Wu Zixu's revenge of losing his husband could not be easily relieved, so he planed the tomb of the bear abandoning the disease, and dragged out the bones of the bear abandoned disease that had long been rotted upside down and hung up and whipped fiercely three hundred times, before he could solve his revenge of losing his father.
Grave-digging whiplash
However, Chu Guo was not finished with this, and when it came to the generation of Xiong's abandoned grandson, he still remembered the scene where his grandfather was dragged out of the tomb and was whipped, and he was afraid that he would be planed out after he died and was buried, so he began to study how to prevent others from digging the grave and robbing the tomb.
Warring States Tomb
Fifteen years ago, an ancient tomb of the Warring States was found in Shangcai, Yu Province, which is suspected to be the tomb of the grandchildren of King Chuping. So why did the tomb of King Chuping's grandson appear in Yu Province? Experts analyze that Shangcai was a territory of the State of Cai during the Warring States period, and according to its construction level and excavated inscriptions, it can be inferred that the tomb owner is probably the descendants of the Chu State divided into here.
Excavation of ancient tombs
Moreover, the owner of this thousand-year-old tomb has a very good study of "anti-theft", he is probably afraid that he will be pulled out after he is buried like a grandfather bear abandoning the disease, and he has adopted a very top-level "anti-planing and anti-theft" technology for his mausoleum, and it is quite difficult to forcibly dig up his tomb, or want to drill a hole to steal some treasure, which is called the most cattle millennium tomb in archaeological history.
When excavating the tomb of the King of Chu, the archaeological team found that this thousand-year-old tomb had already experienced many tomb robberies, the most recent of which was within a few months before the archaeological team moved in.
Stolen 18 times
The discovery of ancient tomb theft is a very common thing for archaeology, especially for high-regulation tombs, almost never seen a good ancient tomb without traces of robbery, the only difference is that the degree of theft and destruction is different, and for tomb robbers, this kind of royal tomb must be broken into the coffin burial chamber, in order to steal the core treasure in the tomb.
Excavation of ancient tombs
Experts have made a comprehensive statistics on the theft of this Warring States tomb, and found that this tomb has been patronized by tomb robbers since the Warring States period, that is to say, the tomb owner has a lieutenant who touched the gold shortly after burial to learn his "anti-theft technology", and since then, in the Han, Tang, Ming and Qing dynasties, there have also been many masters of drilling holes and tombs, and after entering the modern era, they have also been violently excavated by barbaric tomb robbers with gunpowder saltpeter detonation, and there are eighteen pirate caves left in the past two thousand years.
Warring States Tomb
If each robbery cave represents a stolen tomb, this Warring States tomb has been stolen at least eighteen times, which is not counting the modern direct detonation to open the hole, it seems that this tomb is probably as difficult as most ancient tombs to escape the doom of looting.
The tomb master's good calculations
However, after checking each robbery hole, the experts laughed instead - because there have been so many tomb robbers in the past two thousand years, none of the tomb robbers have really successfully entered the core of the tomb, and the stolen ones are only the gadgets in the "Ecstasy Array" carefully arranged by the tomb owner, and even the edge of the tomb owner's coffin is not touched by the tomb robbers.
Tomb anti-theft design
Seeing that the treasure in this Warring States tomb is still intact, and having encountered experts who have been preemptively emptied of the ancient tomb by too many tomb robbers, they have to sigh that the tomb owner originally took the top "anti-theft technology" for his tomb in order to avoid the fate of the whiplash of his grandfather, which is indeed a good calculation!
A grave robber who fled into the wilderness
In the Eastern Han Dynasty, a powerful group of tomb robbers almost successfully entered the tomb, and they directly uncovered half of the tomb roof seal with many hands, and entered the east side of the tomb road to continue to explore the direction of the main rafter, but at this time, the sudden and dangerous change in the tomb made the tomb robbers flee!
archaeology
When it was only a step away from the main rafters, the tomb roof suddenly poured into a large number of quicksand and rolling stones, and the tomb robbers stole half of it and were almost completely destroyed by this sudden change, and could only hurriedly exit the tomb and return without success! The passage to the burial chamber was completely blocked, and the shifting sand at the top became more loose and easy to leak, and no tomb robbers could penetrate deep into the interior of the tomb since then.
Therefore, the archaeological team excavated a large number of top Warring States cultural relics in this archaeology, and the tomb robbers who patronized more than a dozen times all just picked up some "broken copper and rotten iron".
A sinister sand tomb
Experts said that the "tomb robbery accident" in the Eastern Han Dynasty is actually the "anti-theft technology" designed by the tomb owner, and the influx of quicksand rolling stones are all hidden protective organs in the tomb, why would the tomb robbers flee in a panic when they stole half of it? The expert laughed: You see what kind of tomb this is called - this kind of quicksand infused tomb is called "sand tomb"!
Excavation of ancient tombs
This kind of tomb hides the danger of quicksand empowerment! It is the top anti-theft technology of ancient tombs, and it is also the most headache of tomb robbers "anti-tomb robbery organs"! The construction of this "anti-robbery tomb" is actually not complicated, the tomb owner places his coffin in the deepest part, and then builds a camouflaged fake coffin burial chamber on top of the rafter.
Excavated artifacts
The tomb chamber is filled with quicksand that will not clump, and then covered with extremely thick sealing soil, and the tomb robbers want to enter the tomb chamber must open the quicksand layer, but the reason why the quicksand can be "anti-theft" is because once someone punches the quicksand, it will pour in, so the Eastern Han Dynasty's gang of tomb robbers who almost succeeded was because they encountered the influx of quicksand and did not succeed, even if some tomb robbers really broke through the quicksand layer into the tomb, what was found was only a fake coffin!
The reason why experts say that the tomb owner is calculating is because he laid a quicksand trap and a real and false coffin. However, the descendants of King Chuping can only defeat the tomb robbers no matter how good the calculations, in the face of the absolute hard power of modern technology, this anti-theft tomb for two thousand years is still cracked by experts and successfully excavated, this super anti-theft level of the ancient tomb is Guo Zhuang Chu tomb.
(Text: luguo)