The time of archaeological work is not 9 to 5, the sun will not set until 8 o'clock in the evening in the Hangai Mountain area, although it will not come to sunset, and the excavation site will not be finished until 6 o'clock after working overtime.

It will be more than five o'clock in the afternoon, and almost everyone who can get together to do the work is still busy, Nong Bosheng said that there is a new discovery, not that there are any treasures in the burial tomb, and it is not a certain A-shaped tomb that will be dug to the location of the tomb.

It's only been a day of digging, and it's still early to dig to the bottom of the tomb: after all, with an archaeological hat, you can't ask the excavator to use the earthwork progress of digging the fish pond to carry out the construction, and you have to collect it.

As soon as it is harvested, the speed is slow.

It was the annular burial tomb on the side of Tomb M1 that was in a state of flux, and there was a pit that had not been stolen earlier that was not actually a burial tomb, but a burial pit.

Vehicle to accompany the grave, no horses.

It's a bit interesting, Zhang Nan has never dug a carriage pit in his life, so let's take a look.

Even if the little Tufuzi detects a large tomb that can have a chariot and horse burial pit, he will not dare to dig it, let alone dig it, and the chariot and horse pit is nothing for the Tufuzi.

Later, dealing with the construction site was mainly in the Jiangnan area, and the tombs that I encountered were not at all able to be buried with chariots and horses, and more importantly, the hometown was only set up in the Han Dynasty, and it seems that since the Han Dynasty, there is basically no habit of chariots and horses in the south, not to mention that the tombs that are a little valuable dug up in the construction site are basically the goods of the two Jin and Northern Dynasties, Sui and Tang dynasties in the later period.

The customs have changed, the level is not enough, there are no cars, and there are no horses.

When we reached the edge of the pit, I saw Chen Jianghua and two assistants brought by other experts carefully cleaning it down: it was a flattened carriage mixed with dirt, similar to the burial pits of chariots and horses that I had seen in several museums in China.

The wooden carriage has been mixed with sand and soil and is seriously decayed, but it can still be seen that it is the shape of two carriages, and there are copper ornaments in several places, and the green embroidery is serious.

Zhang Nan looked at it for a while and said casually: "The bones and slag are rotten, and this car can still leave traces, it's rare!"

Hearing this, Nong Bosheng said, "Not long after you left just now, you found that Jianghua and they have been cleaning up for two hours, and it should be a car at present." ”

Zhang Nan is a southerner, he has no research on the car and horse pit or anything, and he has no concept of what car he has.

After talking about the problem, Nong Bosheng specially explained it - pēng chē, a car, a car with a curtain.

"It is recorded in the Book of the Later Han Dynasty - Yufu Zhi, 'The eldest princess is a chariot, and the great nobles, nobles, princesses, princesses, and feudal monarchs are oil painting chariots.

As for the one in the east, I think it is a Han-made oil painting car, which can be preserved, and the key is to rely on this layer of paint on the car..."

The preservation is relative, the wood on the carriage is actually almost rotten, but there is still a lot of residue of the surprising thickness of the paint outside, and the wood is slowly eroded and replaced by the soil, the shape of the carriage is preserved, especially the colored paint layer is still very bright.

"This great nobleman, noble person is actually the title of the concubine of the emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the golden seal and purple ribbon, the Eastern Han Dynasty Guangwu Emperor was placed, and its position is second only to the queen, and behind it is the beauty and the color girl. ”

Nong Bosheng is a living encyclopedia of history and archaeology, and listening to his explanation is a kind of enjoyment, otherwise Zhang Nan would not ask Weng Yeming to worship him as a teacher.

Thinking of that brother-in-law, Zhang Nan simply called the capital and asked Jiang Aihua to help get the visa, and asked Weng Yeming to fly to Ulaanbaatar as soon as possible, and then take the garrison's car here to help him teacher.

Such an opportunity for official thieves is really rare, and they have to come and see the world.

Zhang Nan did whatever he thought of, and when he finished making a phone call by the pit, he said to Nong Bosheng: "I said curator, I know that when the Hun nobles occasionally used Han-style carriages, the Soviets seemed to have dug them out."

However, this oil painting car can only be used by princesses and female feudal monarchs, and the general Huns do not have this habit, let alone this treatment, and the big Hun clan is not good. ”

Speaking of this, he pointed to the pile of square tombs on the right that were sandwiched between the M1 tomb and the burial pit, and had not yet cleaned the stones above, and said, "Hers?"

Nong Bosheng nodded and said, "Very likely."

And affinity and pro, to the north of these ghost places few can live long, the Western Han Dynasty has 16 princesses, quasi-princesses and relatives, this can still be found, how many of them married far away from foreign countries has always been a mystery.

Even if most of the 16 people who can be found are still anonymous, only three have names, Liu Xijun, the daughter of Liu Jian, the king of Jiangdu, and Liu Xiwu, the granddaughter of Liu Wu, the king of Chu, in 108 BC.

Those two did not marry the Xiongnu, but married Wusun. 16 princesses and princesses, the two of them plus one married to the king of Shanshan, and the others all married here, the Xiongnu.

There is also a famous surname that is the Han Yuan Emperor Liu Zheng in 33 BC and the pro-Xiongnu Wang Zhaojun, and the other princesses are all nameless, poor nameless!"

Speaking of this, Zhang Nan felt that Nong Bosheng's bookish business was a little angry, and his tone became a little excited.

"He Mao Dun Shan Yu married three anonymous Han princesses, Liu Bang will have one, Emperor Hui once, and Emperor Wen will marry another!

Emperor Wen married a total of four, in addition to Mao Dun, Lao Shangshan Yu married two of them, and one married a military minister.

Emperor Jing married two more princesses to the military minister Shan Yu, Liu Che added two princesses, and the military minister alone married 5 princesses of the Han Dynasty alone, one of which was anonymous or Liu Che's own daughter.

And pro, hehe... Sima Guang once said: 'Cover the emperor of the world, Yi Di Ye, obey it with virtue, rebel with shock, and unheard of marriage. ’

And dear, I ✘✘✘✘!"

Good guys, the curators are all rude!

Using a woman's tears and body in exchange for a short period of peace, time and space, combined with the times, may seem to some people to have a mixed reputation, but in the eyes of Nong Bosheng, an old scholar, and Zhang Nan, a guy who occasionally becomes old and angry, harmony is!

No harmony, no compensation, no land, no tribute, the Son of Heaven guards the country, and the king dies!

Does that guy understand this?

Dahan, as a Chinese person, he will be proud of it, Zhang Nan is no exception, he also likes Datang, but what he admires the most is Daming!

Because of the pigtailed Manchu Qing Dynasty, some people did their best to slander the Ming Dynasty and said that the Ming Dynasty had nothing.

Zhang Nan always believed that the Ming Dynasty was the most backbone dynasty in Chinese history! Compared with the Han and Tang dynasties, which were claimed to be the most powerful, the Ming Dynasty was not inferior, and it did even better in foreign policy!

Men have to fight for the survival of their homeland, not on women's tears and bodies!

Nong Bosheng's book business is angry, and Zhang Nan is also infected, if he doesn't do something, it won't be him Zhang Nan.

And then...