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当年轻人“遇见”楚考烈王
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2026-02-15 14:49
方玲说:"长期在此工作的学生们现在完全可以独当一面。一些已经毕业的学生走上了工作岗位,在浙 江、湖北、山东等地的文物部门工作。" "遇见考烈王 ——安徽淮南武王墩一号墓考古成果展"中的编钟 中青报·中青网记者 李怡蒙/摄 北京,中国国家博物馆,"遇见考烈王——安徽淮南武王墩一号墓考古成果展"正在展出。展厅中,九鼎 八簋阵容齐整,漆案纹饰华丽,编钟编磬古韵铿锵,这是一个两千多年前,崇巫、尊凤、尚赤的楚人的 世界。 武王墩一号墓是楚考烈王熊元的陵寝,是迄今经科学发掘的规模最大、等级最高、结构最复杂的楚国王 级墓葬。2020年至2024年,考古工作者在这座大墓累计发掘了一万余件珍贵文物,为研究楚国、两周直 至西汉时期的王级陵墓制度、陵园规划、埋葬习俗等问题提供重要实证。 "我们考古队中近九成是90后,在2020年考古工作刚开始时,很多还是在读硕士研究生。文保团队的许 多成员,也是刚刚走上工作岗位的年轻人。"武王墩一号墓考古发掘项目执行领队方玲告诉中青报·中青 网记者。 从荒郊未经探索的封土堆,到首都人头攒动的展厅,这支青春的队伍在武王墩经历了什么? "整个考古队的年轻人都经受住了考验" 由于盗墓案件多次发生,专家评 ...
集装箱里的考古青春 她们在山野城市间解读“文明密码”
Hang Zhou Ri Bao· 2026-02-06 03:30
关欣玉和团队伙伴们在考古现场 在杭州桐庐的一处考古工地旁,几座集装箱静静伫立。这里没有舒适的公寓,没有规律的作息,却 是杭州市文物考古研究所一群年轻考古人的"移动宿舍"与温暖港湾。来自新疆伊犁的关欣玉便是其中一 员,如今,她身兼桐庐考古工作站站长,带领伙伴们扎根山野、探寻文明印记。 以箱为"家" 向古而行 "考古工地的住宿,并不是大家想象中的简陋工棚。"关欣玉笑言,她和团队伙伴们的"家",是工地 旁临时搭建的集装箱,"每天洗漱完穿件外套就能到工地,省下的通勤时间用来整理资料、琢磨遗迹, 有种回到大学宿舍的亲切感。" 春季蛇类出没频繁,在发掘环山墓地时,她们自制了"打蛇棍",在上下工的路上结伴而行。"一开 始看到蛇会害怕,后来见多了,我们胆子大了,甚至还能认出菜花蛇、蝮蛇等常见种类。"关欣玉说, 岁月让团队练就了从容应对的底气。 看似简单的集装箱,内部却别有洞天:简易书桌被擦拭得一尘不染,窗台上的绿植生机盎然,墙上 贴满考古相关的照片和图纸,记录着发掘中的点滴。"刚开始确实有点不适应,夏天闷热,冬天寒冷, 遇到暴雨天,雨点砸在铁皮上,声音特别响。"关欣玉打趣道,好在伙伴们互相搭把手,渐渐把这个临 时居所变成了温 ...
串联7000多年历史文化发展脉络 中国考古博物馆文物“上新”
Yang Shi Xin Wen· 2026-01-23 07:08
Core Insights - The article highlights the recent addition of new artifacts at the China Archaeological Museum, showcasing over 7,000 years of historical and cultural development through the colors and styles of the artifacts. Group 1: Artifact Highlights - A red circular-bottomed pottery bowl from the Dadiwan culture, dating back 7,000 years, was unearthed at the Baijia site in Lintong, Shaanxi [1] - A double-eared painted pottery jar from the Qijia culture, dating back 4,200 to 3,600 years, was found at the Liuwan site in Qinghai, featuring a black and red grid pattern [1] - A yellow stone axe from the Erlitou culture, dating back 3,800 to 3,500 years, symbolizes military power [3] Group 2: Notable Artifacts from Different Eras - A light green jade bear, approximately 3,000 years old from the Shang Dynasty, was discovered in the tomb of Fu Hao, reflecting the Shang people's reverence for jade [5] - A covered bronze vessel from the Western Zhou period, inscribed with 39 characters, was excavated from the Zhangjiapo Western Zhou cemetery in Shaanxi, providing significant historical value regarding Zhou rituals and social life [7] - A Han Dynasty bronze plaque depicting wrestlers and horses, along with a Tang Dynasty "Ji" character phoenix brick, exemplifies the artistic style of the Tang era [9] Group 3: Cultural Significance - The newly added artifacts, particularly the Hebei Wanzhang Northern Dynasties mural tomb figurines, reflect the cultural integration of the Northern and Southern Dynasties through their clothing and horse gear [11] - The exhibition of these artifacts is organized chronologically in the main hall of the China Archaeological Museum and is open to the public for free [11]
寒假“泡馆”走起
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2026-01-23 06:33
明天起,本市义务教育阶段学生开启欢乐寒假。各大博物馆已早早备好文化科普大餐,为孩子们的寒假时光增添趣味。从感受楚国文化到对话小西天 悬塑,从探秘桥梁科技到解码深海考古,让我们一起相约博物馆! 领略楚韵 中国国家博物馆 武王墩一号墓是东周时期楚考烈王熊元的陵寝,是迄今经科学发掘的规模最大、等级最高、结构最复杂的楚国王级墓葬。九鼎八簋的青铜礼器组合, 成套的青铜编钟与石编磬,工艺精湛的玉璧、玉璜,纹饰华丽的彩绘龙凤纹漆木案……国博正在举办"遇见考烈王——安徽淮南武王墩一号墓考古成果 展"。展览精选武王墩一号墓出土的200余件套文物,系统展示楚国物质文明的璀璨成就,可让孩子感受中国特色、中国风格、中国气派考古学的魅 力。 时间:持续至4月 对话悬塑 国家典籍博物馆 "在小西天之前无满堂悬塑,小西天之后无悬塑满堂。"火遍全球的游戏《黑神话:悟空》让山西隰县小西天火热出圈。如今,大小朋友足不出京便可 邂逅小西天。 正在国家典籍博物馆展出的"既往未来——小西天文物撷珍与悬塑艺术特展"汇集小西天50组84件珍贵文物,包括《永乐北藏》珍本、悬塑文物残件、 明清金铜造像精品等。这些展品序列完整、时间跨度大,首次对小西天珍藏的历 ...
以考古为题的对话
Ren Min Ri Bao· 2025-11-28 22:00
当东方的晨光掠过千年古刹的飞檐,当西方的思绪沉入史前遗址的黄土,一场关于时间与文明的对话在 北京展开。来自西班牙巴塞罗那自治大学的米凯尔·莫利斯特·蒙塔尼亚教授和安娜·戈麦斯·巴赫教授,与 中国人民大学的年轻学子们展开一场为期5天的交流。这是以考古为题的相遇与对话。 讲堂里,时间仿佛被重新编织。米凯尔教授站在讲台前,精心制作的PPT被一页页翻动,仿佛轻轻剖开 历史的断层。他带领听众穿越到1万年前的新月沃地,见证人类第一次放下石矛、拾起种子的瞬间。当 他展示发掘现场的照片时,泥土的质感仿佛透过屏幕传递到每个听众的指尖。尤其当他提到黄河流域的 磁山遗址,提到那里与耶利哥遥相呼应的农业曙光时,一种跨越大陆的文明默契此刻仿佛具象化了。在 相隔万里的两个文明发源地,人类不约而同地开始了作物的驯化。这不仅是文明的智慧,更是人性的共 鸣——面对自然的挑战,我们总是能找到相似的答案。 安娜教授将目光投向那些朴素的陶器,在她眼中,每一片陶片都不是沉默的遗物,而是史前社会的"密 码本"。她用形态学的放大镜、计量统计的标尺,解读那些纹饰背后的分工图景,复原那些器型暗含的 权力结构。这些陶器上的每一道纹路,都是远古人类留给我们的信息 ...
当以人工智能为代表的前沿技术遇上考古—— 一场科技与文明的双向奔赴(文化中国行·人文观察)
Ren Min Ri Bao· 2025-11-18 23:04
Core Viewpoint - The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) with archaeology and cultural heritage preservation is revolutionizing the field, enhancing efficiency, accuracy, and the potential for new discoveries [2][4][11]. Group 1: AI in Archaeology - AI is being utilized to process and classify archaeological artifacts, such as pottery shards from the Baodun site, showcasing its potential in enhancing archaeological research [3][4]. - The application of AI in the reconstruction of oracle bone inscriptions has significantly reduced the time and effort previously required for manual assembly by experts [4][5]. - Educational initiatives, such as the "AI Archaeology" course at Fudan University, are being introduced to cultivate interdisciplinary talents capable of leveraging AI in archaeological contexts [5][6]. Group 2: AI in Cultural Heritage Preservation - AI technologies are increasingly being applied in the preservation and restoration of cultural relics, exemplified by the 3D printing of ancient statues for exhibitions [6][7]. - The use of AI for monitoring and diagnosing the condition of cultural sites, such as the Yungang Grottoes, allows for real-time tracking of deterioration and potential threats [8][9]. - AI is facilitating the creation of immersive cultural experiences, enabling the public to engage with history in innovative ways, such as through interactive exhibits [10][11]. Group 3: Future Directions and Recommendations - There is a call for national standards in digital resource management for cultural heritage to maximize the benefits of AI in preservation efforts [11]. - The development of cross-disciplinary educational programs is essential to equip future professionals with the necessary skills to integrate technology and archaeology effectively [11].
痴心一片“考古匠”(中国道路中国梦·每一个人都是主角)
Ren Min Ri Bao· 2025-07-03 22:08
Core Insights - The article emphasizes the dedication and passion for archaeology, highlighting the importance of preserving cultural heritage and the responsibility of passing on knowledge to future generations [1][3]. Group 1: Archaeological Practices - The implementation of "green excavation" methods in archaeological sites, such as in the Sand River site in Anhui, aims to maintain the spatial relationship of burial pits while preserving the site's topographical features [2]. - The "minimal intervention" excavation method used in the Dongyang East Wu tomb allows for the preservation of structural information, enhancing future protection and display efforts [2]. Group 2: Education and Public Engagement - The organization has initiated public outreach programs, such as "Archaeology into Primary and Secondary Schools," to educate the younger generation about archaeology in an engaging manner [3]. - The use of modern communication methods, including short videos, is being explored to disseminate archaeological discoveries and foster a greater appreciation for cultural heritage among the public [3]. Group 3: Personal Commitment and Future Aspirations - Despite the challenges of the archaeological profession, there is a strong commitment to continue contributing to the field and exploring historical depths even as retirement approaches [3].
黄土塬上寻秦迹(赓续历史文脉)
Ren Min Ri Bao· 2025-06-26 22:00
Core Insights - The recent recognition of the Qin Xiangyang Palace site as a national archaeological park highlights the significance of the site in understanding ancient Chinese history and culture [2] - The ongoing archaeological efforts led by Xu Weihong have uncovered various artifacts and structures that provide insights into the Qin dynasty's urban planning and daily life [4][8] Group 1: Archaeological Achievements - The excavation of the Qin Xiangyang City has revealed important structures such as a granary and a large ancient road, indicating the city's functional zoning and infrastructure [5][8] - Significant artifacts, including pottery and textiles, have been discovered, which reflect the craftsmanship and economic activities of the time [6][8] - The archaeological work has been ongoing since 1959, with breakthroughs in understanding the layout and social structure of the ancient city [8] Group 2: Public Engagement and Education - Xu Weihong has been actively involved in public education about archaeology, publishing books and creating online content to make archaeological findings accessible to a broader audience [6][7] - The approach to public communication has shifted to be more engaging and relatable, using everyday comparisons to explain archaeological concepts [7] - The interaction with the public has enriched the understanding of archaeology and broadened perspectives for both the archaeologists and the audience [7]
近镜头·习近平的文化足迹|“期待着更长的中华文明的发现发掘”
Xin Hua She· 2025-06-23 02:47
Core Insights - The article highlights the significance of the Sanxingdui Museum and its archaeological findings, emphasizing the importance of preserving and understanding ancient Chinese civilization [6][9] - President Xi Jinping's visit to the Sanxingdui Museum underscores the government's commitment to archaeological work and cultural heritage [3][7] Group 1: Archaeological Significance - The Sanxingdui site showcases artifacts over 4,000 years old, providing strong evidence of the multi-faceted nature of Chinese civilization and the interaction between ancient Shu and Central Plains cultures [6][8] - Recent discoveries near the Sanxingdui site include over 400 high-grade building foundations and more than 4,000 artifacts, indicating a production workshop for jade and stone tools, predating the sacrificial pits [8] Group 2: Government Support and Cultural Heritage - Xi Jinping expressed deep appreciation for the archaeological workers and emphasized the long-term nature of cultural heritage preservation [7][9] - The Sanxingdui Museum has seen the completion of restoration work on over 4,000 artifacts, with ongoing efforts to restore more than 10,000 items from six sacrificial pits [7][9] Group 3: Future Prospects - The museum plans to develop new exhibition spaces and immersive experiences to enhance public understanding of Chinese civilization [9] - The commitment to rigorous archaeological work aims to reveal the origins of Chinese culture and share its stories with the world [9]
正本清源地讲述文物保护故事(创作谈)
Ren Min Ri Bao· 2025-05-28 22:31
Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the creation of a television series titled "Guardians of the Treasure," focusing on cultural heritage protection and archaeology, aiming to counter the sensationalism of tomb raiding depicted in previous works [1][2]. Group 1: Themes and Narrative Structure - The series aims to highlight the importance of cultural heritage protection and the legal responsibilities associated with tomb raiding, rather than glorifying the act itself [1]. - The narrative will intertwine real events, such as the Jiangcun Tomb case, and will feature a storyline centered around the Han Emperor's mausoleum, showcasing the struggles of archaeologists and cultural preservationists [1][2]. - The series will employ a multi-threaded narrative structure, including international artifact recovery and significant archaeological cases, to enhance emotional depth and engagement [2]. Group 2: Production and Artistic Approach - The production team emphasizes realism in the portrayal of archaeological practices, utilizing actual locations in Xi'an and Hancheng for filming [2]. - The artistic style aims to authentically recreate historical burial sites, with detailed attention to the differences in tomb structures from various dynasties [2]. - The series incorporates expert guidance to ensure accurate representation of archaeological techniques and cultural heritage preservation [2]. Group 3: Cultural Significance - The project is seen as a bridge connecting the past and future, reflecting the romantic notion of archaeology as a means to understand history [3]. - The series represents a significant step in addressing the narrative around cultural heritage and aims to educate the audience on the importance of preservation efforts [3].