The key point of the national treasure painting丨This masterpiece is still a mystery to this day!
A few days ago, the Luoyang Institute of Archaeology announced new results.
Archaeologists have newly discovered a high-level family cemetery in the Wei and Jin dynasties in Mengjin District, Luoyang City, which is the first discovery in Luoyang area.
More than 200 artifacts were unearthed this time, and the variety is rich.
Including pottery, celadon, bronze, bone, jade, gold, coins, etc., it provides new materials for the study and discussion of burial customs in the Wei and Jin dynasties.
Among them, the ivory lacquerware unearthed is the first to be found.
Liu Bin, an associate researcher at the Luoyang Institute of Archaeology, said that the technique of weaving mats with ivory has been recorded in the "Xijing Miscellaneous Records" and "Gezhi Mirror Yuan", but the specific production process is still a mystery.
This ivory lacquerware is suspected to have been made from lacquerware, which was then split into thin pieces and woven into thin pieces.
The exact purpose is not clear at the moment, but it can be concluded that it was a high-class craft of the time.
At the same time, lacquerware and ivory are both status symbols, which further shows that the owner of the tomb is not an ordinary "big family".
Let's take a look at the other artifacts unearthed in the tomb↓↓↓
The family cemetery consists of 3 tombs from the Wei and Jin dynasties arranged from east to west.
Liu Bin introduced that in the highest-level M1 tombs, there are 12 pillar pits on both sides of the tomb road, and 7 steps are included in the tomb road, indicating that the level of M1 is second only to the imperial tomb.
Liu Bin said that there are all kinds of indications that the cemetery should have been planned in a unified manner and the specifications are high.
"At present, it can be determined that the owner of the tomb is from Taiyuan, Shanxi, and who is he? ”
Source: Xinhua News Agency