Hearing that the other party was the deputy director of the Municipal Museum, Lu Feiming's attitude became even more humble.

Hurriedly replied respectfully: "Huang Lao, I have opened a small antique shop by myself, which is currently under renovation and will open in a few days." When the time comes, I hope that Huang Lao will be able to come over and give you some advice. ”

"Okay, I'll definitely check it out whenever I have time. By the way, since you came with Lao Shi, let's open your eyes too. But it's all good things, old man, I haven't seen so many fine cultural relics for many years. ”

It can be seen that the relationship between Huang Guangyuan and Shi Shuqing is not ordinary, and he likes to promote the younger generation of young people.

Lu Feiming had seen the bronze round tripod yesterday, so Lu Feiming didn't care too much, but followed behind his master Shi Shuqing to appreciate other cultural relics.

After looking at it in a circle, Lu Feiming was fascinated, and it was indeed an eye-opener. He had only seen many artifacts in books, but this was the first time he had seen the real thing.

From morning to evening, everyone simply ate a boxed lunch at noon. Among the people, only Lu Feiming is relatively idle, and everyone else has work tasks, even Shi Shuqing is no exception.

So no one greeted him, and he was happy to relax, looking east and west, following these seniors and listening carefully to their discussions, and learning a lot of professional knowledge from them.

Hundreds of cultural relics have been basically identified, and some important ones have also reached the appraisal opinion of grading, but they still need to be declared and wait for the final recognition of the higher cultural relics department.

These things will be temporarily collected and kept by the Zhouhai City Museum, and at seven or eight o'clock in the evening, when the work at hand is over, and everyone is ready to disperse.

The people from the police station came, hoping that the museum would give some expert opinions, on the one hand, to facilitate the cracking of the case, and secondly, to assist the procuratorate in convicting and prosecuting.

However, when it comes to this situation, these experts are divided. Some people believe that these hundreds of artifacts should have been unearthed in the same tomb. However, some people believe that it may have been excavated from several tombs of the same period.

The last view is represented by Shi Shuqing, who believes that there are at least two tombs in a conservative estimate, but the two tombs are not of the same age, and they are about 100 years apart.

This is a bit troublesome, because the excavation of one tomb is not the same as the excavation of multiple sentencing trials. So under the coordination of the comrades of the police station, everyone began to discuss.

It's a discussion, but it's actually an argument, don't look at what these old guys usually say, but when it comes to the academic field that everyone is involved in, it's very serious, and it doesn't back down at all.

Everyone disagreed with each other, and the discussion lasted until ten o'clock in the evening. Seeing that there was no result, the people in the police station were also a little impatient, and Lu Feiming, who had been waiting for Shi Shuqing, also felt that there was no need for this.

So he muttered in a low voice with some displeasure: "What is there to talk about for so long, it is clearly three tombs, two of which are from one period, and the other one is a little later." ”

"Little comrade, what did you say?" One of the police officers at the head looked at Lu Feiming, who was sitting in the corner next to him.

Everyone also stopped arguing at this time, and all looked at Lu Feiming.

Lu Feiming was also a little stunned, he whispered so much that the other party actually heard it, and suddenly blushed a little. Quickly shook his head and denied: "I'm sorry, maybe you heard it wrong, I just sat here and didn't say anything." ”

"Nope. You said it. You say there are three tombs, two of which are from a period and one that is a little later. The middle-aged police officer pointed to his ears and repeated what Lu Feiming said just now, and then continued:

"Little comrade, my ear power is good. If you have any opinions, you may want to speak up directly, maybe it will help the results. ”

Many of the people present actually knew Lu Feiming, and they all knew that he was Shi Shuqing's disciple, and they came to see him today, but no one expected that Lu Feiming would express his opinion at this time.

Suddenly, an old man was very dissatisfied and said: "Young people, remember to learn more, listen more and watch more, and don't feel that you know something and just express your immature opinions." Otherwise, what do you want us old guys to do? ”

"Lao Zheng, no one came from a young age, besides, the stones of the mountain can attack jade, I think we can also listen to the opinions of young people." Shi Shuqing stopped doing it at that time and replied directly to the other party.

It can be seen that Shi Shuqing is quite a calf protector, for fear that others will look down on his disciple, it will be like looking down on him Shi Shuqing.

Seeing that the two of them were about to quarrel, Huang Guangyuan and the police officer immediately came out to play a round, and finally decided to let Lu Feiming say his opinion, whether it was right or not, at least it could provide an idea.

Facing everyone's eyes, especially Shi Shuqing's encouragement to Lu Feiming, Lu Feiming took a deep breath and stood up, pointed to the cultural relics on the conference table that had not yet had time to put away, and said:

"When I was appraising these cultural relics with Master and other seniors during the day, I found that I could draw a general conclusion from the types, shapes, ornaments, and so on of the cultural relics.

That is, these cultural relics should belong to the Western Zhou Dynasty, and the specific ones can be known through the three-legged amphora bronze tripod. In addition, some unearthed jade artifacts can also be determined.

However, I don't know if you have noticed a problem, there are many of these artifacts belonging to the early Western Zhou Dynasty, and the grade is also very high, and there is no shortage of fine jade artifacts.

However, as for the bronzes, except for the more than a dozen small objects, there are no other heavy objects. Could it be that there is such a bronze tripod in a tomb? Obviously, it does not conform to the customs of Western Zhou funerals.

With such a standard of ritual vessels and burial scale, it must be a princely tomb, and under normal circumstances, there should be many burial tombs near this kind of tomb.

Therefore, my judgment is that some of the cultural relics were unearthed in an earlier tomb of the Western Zhou Dynasty, but the grade is not as high as that of this bronze round tripod.

Other artifacts are burials from a later period excavated at the same site. The bronze dome was unearthed in another curtain. The tomb robbers didn't know why, but they took out the bronze tripod from it. ”