探寻文明之光

Group 1 - The discovery of five bronze ritual vessels at the Liulihe site in Fangshan, Beijing, provides evidence of Beijing's 3,000-year history of city construction, with the inscription "太保墉燕" indicating the role of the Duke of Zhou in establishing the capital in the Yan region [2] - The excavation at the Zhouyuan site in Baoji, Shaanxi, yielded 213 pieces of oracle bones with 295 characters, reflecting significant aspects of ancient society, including astronomy, geography, and military affairs, and revealing the relationship between the Western Zhou king and the feudal lords [4] - The 2024 national top ten archaeological discoveries highlight the importance of textual materials in understanding ancient societies, confirming the nature of various sites and contributing to the study of historical contexts [5] Group 2 - The Jin'ning Hebo site in Yunnan uncovered "Dian Kingdom Prime Minister Seal" clay seals and inscriptions indicating the establishment of Yizhou County during the Western Han period, providing insights into the governance structure of the Han dynasty in border regions [6]