At this time, Yoshihiko Noda's eyes widened and waited for Junichi Watanabe to answer his question, and the two Mitsui brothers looked at him with even more bright eyes.

And Junichi Watanabe was like a cat that had been stepped on by the tail at this time, almost jumping three feet high, although he hadn't answered Noda Yoshihiko's question yet, but the two brothers Yoshihiko Noda and Mitsui already knew the answer from his body language.

It turned out that these things were really poured out of the tomb of Liu He, the deposed emperor of the Han Dynasty, that is, the boiling Marquis of Haidu, who had recently spread in Chinese mainland.

What's more, it's going to be developed now, it's the grave of the Marquis of Haidu!

Do you know how many good things are in there? Chinese it took six months just to excavate this tomb and start cleaning it, and in these six months, they took out more than 20,000 good things from this tomb alone, according to official reports......

More than 20,000 pieces...... Even according to the current law of Chinese, if you find cultural relics from the ground and hand them over to the state, the state will compensate you at the rate of 500 yuan per piece......

More than 20,000 years, how much does that have to be?

What's more, among the cultural relics dug up from the grave of the Marquis of Haiding, which one can be measured by the value of five hundred yuan?

I'm afraid that the value of any piece, even the lowest level of cultural relics, must start at 500,000......

So think about it, how much is the artifact dug up in this tomb worth?

What's more, this is the most complete tomb of a Han Dynasty nobleman that has been developed so far, and it is also the tomb of a deposed emperor.

Although the life of this Han Emperor is a joke, he has lived all his life, and he can only be described by two words, but after all, he once served as the emperor for twenty-seven days.

And he was after being pulled off the dragon chair. He was also able to preserve his family property, and the congratulatory gifts he received from the major nobles during his reign were not counted, and even the wealth accumulated by his former Changyi royal family was also preserved.

Although he was later canonized as the Marquis of Haidu, and in the end he was removed from the lord by Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty, but after all, several political struggles did not involve his property, so his family property. It's simply unimaginable.

This can be seen from the number of his burial goods, and it is said that his burial chamber has not been completely cleaned up until now, and there are still many good things that have not been dug up in the ground.

Even so, the Chinese can't wait to hold an exhibition of many things dug up from his tomb.

It is said that traveling exhibitions will be held in museums in major cities across the country, and the restrictions are very strict. Only 1,000 people are allowed to enter the venue at a time, and the things that come out of the exhibition are actually just some of the most ordinary goods, and the exhibits on display each time are just more than 1,000 pieces.

But even so, every time such an exhibition is held, it is crowded by countless local archaeology and antique enthusiasts.

Mitsui Mitsura and Mitsui Takawa two brothers. A few months ago, after learning such news. I also wanted to go over to see it in person, but unfortunately the two of them were very busy with work and couldn't spare time, so they couldn't make the trip.

Even so, Mitsui Mitsui commissioned several of his friends in China to participate in this traveling antique exhibition. And took a lot of pictures back to him.

And according to the photos sent back to him by his friends, he could judge that these things that were taken out for display were the most ordinary goods in the tomb of the Marquis of Haiding.

There is something. It still overlaps with the things unearthed from the ancient tombs of the Han Dynasty in other museums, which makes him a little disappointed.

As the director of the Tokyo National Museum, of course he knows the museum's attitude towards the tombs unearthed from such ancient tombs, and those really good things will of course be placed in the exhibition room with constant temperature and humidity underground, which is specially open to those rich and powerful.

As for ordinary people, no matter how much money you spend, I'm afraid you don't want to see the true face of those real treasures.

And now, these treasures of Watanabe actually came out of the ancient tomb of the Marquis of Haidu, what is this special?

You must know that after learning that a complete Han Dynasty tomb was found in southern China, and it is likely to be the tomb of the great nobles of the Han Dynasty, Mitsui Mitsuyoshi and Mitsui Takawa respectively sent their own people over to fish in troubled waters.

Because they all know that it takes a long time to prepare for such a large tomb from the time it is discovered and the beginning of organizing professionals to start excavation, and this preparation time often becomes the best time for tomb robbers to intervene.

Even some people can also blend into the archaeological team to fish in troubled waters, clean things from under the ground, generally when there is not enough manpower for special archaeological excavations, many archaeological teams will hire some people from the local area to help do earthwork transportation, and excavation work.

And this is also the best time to fish in troubled waters, generally many cultural relics excavation work, the phenomenon of cultural relics lost, almost all occur in this time period.

And this kind of thing, in China's archaeological excavations, is not once or twice, many local people are certainly not so simple, they are in the process of helping to excavate and transport the earthwork, it is very likely that they will find good things from those earthworks, or work sites.

And these guys have a way to quietly hide and transport what they find.

A big tomb like this Marquis of Haidu, for such a guy, is a great opportunity, and it is simply easy to follow two things from it.

So Mitsui and the two brothers sent a lot of people to wait near the excavation site, waiting for the villagers who helped to get some good things out of the tomb, and then they bought them.

It's a pity that this time because this tomb is too important, the people they sent have been squatting there for several months, but they still found nothing.

This time, the Chinese government and archaeological experts attach great importance to this ancient tomb of the Han Dynasty, and from the beginning of the discovery, they have specially organized manpower to take care of the site, even when the excavation has not been excavated, and the local armed police have set up a forbidden area within a radius of several kilometers of the tomb.

After the excavation, there is not enough manpower, no matter how hard and tired they are, they only draw people from within their own system, and do not hire local farmers to help do the most superficial excavation and earthwork transportation work, because they are afraid that these people will not be clean and cause losses.

If it was an ordinary tomb, they might have turned a blind eye, but this is a rare Han Dynasty tomb, and it has not been patronized by tomb robbers, and it is also an emperor of the Han Dynasty back then, although he only reigned for twenty-seven days.

Therefore, Chinese archaeological experts attach great importance to this ancient tomb, and do not allow any foreign forces to intervene from beginning to end.

This is also the main reason why Mitsui Gui and his brothers have not waited for a treasure in the ancient tomb of the Marquis of Haidu.

What they didn't expect was that the two of them spent so much effort and sent so many people, and what they didn't do in the end actually made Junichi Watanabe, the B society in the Tokyo area, do, which was an unspeakable surprise for them.

You must know that the whole excavation process is so strictly controlled, it is difficult for outsiders to get in, but this Watanabe's friend can still get things out, which shows that there are two possibilities, one is that Watanabe's friend has great energy and can take the sheep after the antique is excavated.

Another possibility is that Watanabe's friend was one of those responsible for the development and excavation work......

But no matter what kind of possibility it is, he can get things out, and that's a great ability.

Although this Watanabe has not admitted it until now, these things are the treasures unearthed in the ancient tomb of the Marquis of Haiding, but from his various performances and such an ugly face now, Mitsui Gui and his brothers have already concluded that these treasures must be from the ancient tomb of the Marquis of Haiding.

Although it is unlikely that the Han bricks and tiles in front of them were dug up from the ancient tomb of the Marquis of Haiding, those warrior servants, knight figurines, and other pottery figurines, pottery beast figurines, bronzes, as well as gold buns, and bronze mirrors must not be wrong.

Because of these things, just looking at the specifications, they must be tomb goods, and the first two bronze beasts I saw were tomb beasts.

Samurai servants and knight figurines, needless to say, are the tomb owner's guards underground, as well as those terracotta figurines, child servants, women and whatever, all of them are servants who go underground to serve the tomb owner.

As for those bronze mirrors and other bronze objects, they must have been brought underground by the tomb owner, and as for the golden buns or something, they were even less important.

I heard that in the ancient tomb of the Marquis of Haidu, there are more than 2 million copper coins dug up alone, weighing more than ten tons...... Golden buns, horseshoe gold, lintoe gold and so on are countless......

And the pieces in front of them are not a big deal.

Especially those beautifully crafted jade, needless to say, it must also be the ornament that the Marquis of Haiyang liked before his death, but it's a pity that that guy couldn't get out the golden jade clothes on the Marquis of Haidu, otherwise, it would be even more beautiful.

You must know that in the world, it seems that outside of China, there is no other museum or private collection of the golden jade clothes worn by the nobles of the Han Dynasty when they were buried.

But no matter what, these things, their Mitsui brothers are going to be decided, and he Watanabe has to sell them, and he has to sell them if he doesn't sell them! (To be continued.) )