Before he could answer, he heard Haoyu's voice coming from the side: "Look, the footprints are from here!" ”

My gaze immediately shifted from Professor Han's face to Haoyu's side.

At this time, Haoyu was standing in front of the white marble steps, pointing to the stone steps on the left.

Sure enough! At a glance, there was a clear row of shoe prints where he was pointing.

Looking along the shoe prints, I couldn't help but gasp.

I have watched a lot of court dramas, especially Qing court dramas, what "Kangxi Dynasty", "Yongzheng Dynasty" and the like, for the layout of the Jinluan Palace in the palace, I often see it from TV dramas, it is said that no matter which dynasty of the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, or even the vassal states of the former Qin, although they are not necessarily called Jinluan Palace, the layout of the entire hall is almost the same, nothing more than the ministers standing on both sides, and the emperor or the king sitting in the middle.

According to this layout, the top of the stone steps should be the emperor's dragon seat, at this time, more than a dozen flashlights brushed past, but we saw a huge black coffin.

"Holy! The black coffin has replaced the dragon seat! ”

How should I describe this black coffin!

To be precise, this is a coffin, with a visual length of more than three and a half meters and a width of more than two meters, almost as tall as I am, it looks like it is hewn out of a whole large black stone, and it is also covered with dark carvings.

Professor Han behind him exclaimed.

"Let's go! Go over and take a look. ”

As soon as I saw this coffin, it is estimated that a few archaeology professors were a little unable to hold back - after all, since there were tombs, most of the ancient tombs have been stolen, and regular archaeological experts are basically excavating and studying the ancient tombs that have been stolen by tomb robbers many times.

Isn't there a saying in the archaeological world and the tomb robbery world: ten tombs and nine empty.

As far as I know, in addition to the 60s of the last century, Guo Moruo led a team to dig up several tombs of the Yellow Emperor of the Ming Dynasty, and there are only a few large tombs that can be counted. The Mawangdui Tomb counts as one.

The early 70s of the 20th century was a period of preparation for war of "digging deep holes, accumulating grain extensively, and not seeking hegemony".

On July 30 of that year, a military hospital not far from Mawangdui chose two high-lying mounds to dig air-raid shelters. When the medical staff were drilling and probing the hole, a cool air suddenly came out of the hole, and someone filled the hole with water, and the water was splashed out.

As a result, various versions of the suspicion spread locally. In the face of an incredible and strange phenomenon, the military hospital reported the situation to the Hunan Provincial Museum, which opened the curtain of the archaeological excavation of the Mawangdui Han Tomb.

There are only three ancient tombs, but the unearthed cultural relics of the Mawangdui Han Tomb provide extremely important material materials for the study of the development of economy, science and technology in the early Han Dynasty, as well as the history, culture and social life at that time.

The excavation of the Mawangdui Han Tomb in Changsha is a major archaeological discovery in China in the 20th century, especially the thousand-year-old female corpse in Tomb No. 1 has attracted wide attention from the scientific and technological circles at home and abroad, and is considered to have "created a miracle in the world's corpse preservation record".

Another one that should be counted should be the tomb of the Marquis of Hailun in the Western Han Dynasty that was just excavated in 2015.

The Marquis of Hailun is also a special prince - he has been an emperor for a few days.

On November 14, 2015, the archaeological excavation of the main coffin of the tomb of the Marquis of Haiyang in the Western Han Dynasty in Nanchang was officially launched. During the archaeological excavation of the main coffin room, a group of lacquer screens and two horseshoe-shaped gold objects were unearthed.

Among them, the lacquerware screen found in the west room of the main coffin has the text of Confucius's life and the portrait of Confucius on the surface. Archaeological experts say this may be the earliest portrait of Confucius found in China so far.

The tomb of the Marquis of Hailun is located in the southeast of Guanxi Village, Datangping Township, Nanchang District, Nanchang Province, Jiangxi Province, about 1,000 meters southeast of the pier mountain, the whole cemetery covers an area of about 40,000 square meters, the tomb has been cleaned up more than 10,000 pieces of cultural relics, more than 10 tons of copper coins alone. In addition, there are countless gold, silver, and bronze objects.

You must know that whether it is Mrs. Xin Chai of Mawangdui or Marquis Haidui, they are only ancient tombs of the Han Dynasty, and their identities are only princes and nobles.

You must know that at this time we are in the ancient tomb of King Lu Yan, because of special historical reasons, although King Lu Yan is not a royal family, but his status is not lower than that of ordinary princes and nobles, and in the past three thousand years, fifteen of us are the first people to enter this ancient tomb.

Thinking about Guo Moruo's impulse back then, you can understand the urgency of the five of them at this time.

Who knew that before a few old men could take a step, they suddenly heard Haoyu on the front side wave his big hand: "Slow!" Something is wrong with this coffin! ”

"Oh? Brother Haoyu, this should be a prince-level coffin in the late Spring and Autumn Period, what's wrong? The old glasses asked excitedly.

"Come to my side and follow my finger!"

Haoyu pointed to the other side of the coffin.

Out of curiosity, I moved over as well.

At a glance, I could see clearly that the coffin lid on the side that Haoyu was pointing to had been moved away, revealing a hole of about half a meter.