What Zhang Nan said is easy to understand, the only thing that needs to be turned around is the sentence "27 BC", which is the end of the ancient Roman republican era, and in that year Gavis Octavian accepted the title of "Augustus" and became the de facto ruler of Rome, the end of the republican era of ancient Rome.

The words are for the experts here, and whether others can fully understand it is none of Zhang Nan's business.

As for this old Wang, he is an expert from Inner Mongolia, and when he heard Nong Bosheng's words, he seemed to suddenly understand something, and remembered: "Old farmer, don't say that you think of that!"

"That's it!"

"I said you, aren't you afraid that the people of Hushi will scold you to death?"

Nong Bosheng said a little seriously: "Lao Wang, I only respect the real history, never rely on folklore to eat, and I don't care that what I do will ruin other people's jobs." ”

Two guys in their 60s were playing dumb riddles with each other, and Zhang Nan, who had a big question mark in his head, couldn't help but interject: "I said two, we have a bunch of people here, what's the big deal?"

Nong Bosheng turned his head and said to Zhang Nan: "Wang Zhaojun, the person buried in the A-shaped tomb is likely to be one of her husbands, and even if she is buried in one of the tombs in this cemetery, it may not be!"

Zhang Nan frowned and said, "I remember that there is a famous tomb of Wang Zhaojun in Inner Mongolia, and he is well-dressed?"

Nong Bosheng didn't answer this question directly, but said with a smile: "Anan, you must not have visited the tomb of Zhaojun." ”

Zhang Nan nodded, he hadn't been there, and he hadn't even seen any photos over there, he had just heard of it.

Nong Bosheng said: "There are Zhaojun tombs in many places in China, there are new and old, traditional culture and modern tourism or something, the largest and most famous one on the edge of the city, and the time may also be the longest, you can understand that there is a problem if you have seen it."

I have been to a time, the tomb is rammed, the tomb is like a covered bucket, 33 meters high, the bottom area can be 13,000 square meters!

The construction time is fine, yes, judging from the scattered fragments of Han Wa, it can be more than 2,000 years old, but..."

Zhang Nan didn't need Nong Bosheng to finish speaking: "The specifications are too high!"

It is unlikely that Wang Mang will build such a large super tomb for her, and as for the Huns, it is impossible to build it for her, and they don't have the technology to build it. ”

That's the reason, what kind of technology did the Huns have, and it is basically wishful thinking to build a tomb of that scale!

Except for the archaeological experts from Huaxia who could understand the Chinese conversation between Zhang Nan and the three of them, the others in the tent either couldn't understand Chinese, or they only understood the language, but they didn't understand the deeper meaning of the words.

Wang Zhaojun, one of the four beauties in ancient China, is famous enough, and there is no need to introduce it at all.

However, few people know that she was born in 52 B.C., and as for the time of her death, there are various theories such as 8 A.D. and 19 B.C., the first of which seems to be more popular.

According to the eighth year of AD, that year was the third year of the Western Han Dynasty and the first year of the new dynasty, Wang Mang became the emperor, it is estimated that even if the "traverser" wants to have a good relationship with the Huns, he will not build such a big tomb for Wang Zhaojun, not to mention that it seems that Wang Mang has fought with the Huns!

As for the possibility that her man was buried on the side, this is judging from the time of the two silver coins in her hand and the size of the tomb.

Having said that, Zhang Nan didn't have the heart to continue eating, so he got up and went out of the tent to see the large Hun cemetery on the side, and the others naturally followed.

The Russians and the Mongolian officials didn't know what was going on, but they also joined in the fun: follow the God of Wealth, yes!

The camp is actually set up in the cemetery, less than 200 meters away from the A-shaped tomb, two steps away.

Living in the middle of a pile of graves, the other people here have never played a computer network game called "Legend of the Silk Road" that Zhang Nan occasionally had time to play in his previous life, so he is not worried that there will be Xiongnu zombies crawling out to make trouble.

Nong Bosheng was on the side of Zhang Nan, and said as he walked: "We now guess that this is the legendary tomb on the bank of the Huni River, although the earliest Hun tomb that was discovered and excavated was the Xiongnu tomb of Nuoyin Ula that the Soviet Union began to excavate in the 20s, but now the Xiongnu aristocratic tombs here are the largest, and the manpower and financial resources spent on building such a tomb are incredible..."

It's definitely the biggest, you can't be wrong, and soon this A-shaped tomb named M1 by Nong Bosheng and others appeared in front of you, and it wasn't very shocking to see it in the air before, and you have to sigh at its huge size when you stand on the side!

It has been dug down to a shallow layer, which is called cleaning up in archaeology, and to put it bluntly, it is still digging. On the edge of the tomb are huge stones, which clearly show the extent of the tomb.

The upper part of the Tianzi part is 48 meters long and 46 meters wide, and the tomb road extending to the south is 37 meters long, and the entire tomb covers an area of more than 2,500 square meters, which is about the size of half a football field, and it is definitely the largest known Xiongnu tomb!

This is a stone tomb, because of the soil reasons, to put it bluntly, it is a stone and sand tomb: from the Warring States period to the early Western Han Dynasty, such a form of tomb was popular, and the noble tombs at that time were more stone to reinforce, charcoal to prevent moisture, and sand to prevent theft.

It was not until the middle and late Western Han Dynasty that the stone and sand tombs gradually disappeared due to the gradual disappearance of the pit and wooden coffin tombs.

The construction of such a tomb required a huge amount of work, because the tomb owner was buried and backfilled with washed river sand brought from other places, interspersed with boulders.

Zhang Nan attached himself and grabbed the dug backfill, and then stepped on the ground on the side without turf, and the bare - exposed dirt surface, you can feel that the sand content of the soil here is very large without pinching.

At the beginning, the Huns were trouble-free, and they did not need to transport sand from a distance, and directly dug up the sand and soil from the tomb and backfilled the collected boulders to become a first-class stone and sand tomb with first-class anti-theft performance.

But even if you can "cut corners", such a huge tomb was not enjoyed by ordinary nobles on the desolate plateau, and the owner of this A-shaped tomb is undoubtedly the ruler of the Huns, Da Shan Yu himself!

Zhang Nan threw away the sand and said, "I don't know if I will dig out a few unlucky eggs." ”

He thought of the buddy who became the funeral object of the ancients in his previous life, and this person is probably messing around in Qionghai, where the property market is about to get out of control, I hope he will not be unlucky in this life, and he can see through the property market in front of him as soon as possible.

A simple sentence is very professional, Nong Bosheng and others can understand, Guan Xingquan doesn't understand this: if the tomb robbers in southern China hate the grout tomb the most, then the last thing the northern counterparts want to touch is this kind of stone and sand tomb!

The grout tomb is vicious and has no flower heads, so this stone and sand tomb will be big if it is done, but it is more likely to give away the life of the tomb robber!

This kind of tomb shape is too large, not only is it easy to attract attention and the public security is closely watched, but the robbery hole also needs to be dug very deep to get to the tomb.

There is also an even worse one: the backfill is sand and boulders, the sand is loose, and the hole will leak and collapse as soon as it is dug, even if it is reinforced with wooden boards, those boulders in the middle of the sand are likely to crush the wooden planks after they are loosened!

In the history of Chinese archaeology, a number of large-scale stone and sand tombs have been found, and the stolen ones are basically the craftsmanship of modern tomb sweepers.

This is not nonsense, even if you want to get some of the most basic and unsafe wooden boards, it is difficult for the ancients thousands of years ago to get them: wood is available, but the wood is not suitable for processing, and you can understand how troublesome it was to make furniture before the 90s.

It was not stolen, or more successful in theft, but in the process of cleaning up, it was found that the remains of ancient tomb robbers who collapsed and were buried in the "halfway road" were found in the robbery hole, and they were as unlucky as Zhang Nan's friend!