South Korea announced the unearthing of 4 thousand-year-old wooden ploughs in a row! After reading the sharing of netizens, I can't hold back!

South Korea announced the unearthing of 4 thousand-year-old wooden ploughs in a row! Museum: Only China has ever unearthed such an ancient plow! [Look] [Look]

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Is there a possibility that he was farming, was captured and sent to the army, and left aside before he had time to run?

This is true, but did South Korea really reach this level of productivity 1,000 years ago? The plow is thrown casually [covering face] [OK]

According to this push, Vietnam is the Protectorate of Annam, China.

I object to burying it four weeks ago, because my plow was missing four weeks ago, and it looks like this!

Probably not, there seemed to be no English at that time

We also pay attention to the preservation environment and preservation methods

North Korea is Goguryeo, and today's South Korea should be the Silla region

Dry for thousands of years, wet for 10,000 years, if it's not dry or wet, it's half a year [stunned] [stunned] The pure wet place preserves things very well, hahahaha [covering his face]

It's best to dig up a sugar gourd and the bottom of the spicy hot pot [呲tooth]

So I've only seen gloomy woods that don't rot in the mud, and they're quite extravagant [covering face]

The Koreans said that they were the same as you thought [covering their faces] [OK]

Looks like last week's [crying]

Was buried in the ground by a certain flood and dug up?

Dry for thousands of years, wet for 10,000 years, not dry or wet for half a year, wood can understand, should the iron piece be gone a long time ago? And the mud around the iron sheet should be brown, right? [covers face]

Can it be preserved for thousands of years in this environment? [Look]

Hahaha laughed inexplicably