[Origin of civilization] Textual research on ancient cultural relics

China has only 3,000 years of history! Archaeologists are blindly touching elephants!

Can't find the Xia Dynasty cultural relics? Does the Xia Dynasty not exist? Didn't Dayu control the water? Quite the opposite! It is precisely because of the success of water control that the cultural relics of the early Xia Dynasty are more difficult to find. When the late Xia Dynasty was ineffective in water control and disaster relief, the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River became Erlitou relics.

"Xiahou" should be Shang's disobedience to Xia Gongzhu, "hou" has the meaning of "feudal princes" and "hou", and "Xia" and "Xiahou" are actually two periods of a dynasty. One hundred years, and four hundred years after summer.

The Liangzhu ruins may have suffered two disasters, the first was before the flood control by Dayu, and the second was about 4,000 years ago (the same period as Erlitou). Most of Fujian is submerged in water, while Hunan and Hubei are already a vast expanse of ocean. During the flood control period, it is temporarily called the South China Sea. When the flood subsides, it is Yunmeng Daze.

 "Hai Nei Jing" Within the South China Sea, there are Hengshan, Junshan, and Guishan.

In other words, shouldn't you just wonder why the Xia Dynasty cultural relics could not be found? Instead, we should think about why ancient cultural relics can be passed down to this day? How can Liangzhu cultural relics survive to this day without natural disasters to seal up soil and stone alluvial? In addition to natural disasters, there are only tombs and treasures. If the tombs are not careful enough and the treasures are not properly stored, they will not survive to this day.

Sanxingdui is obviously not an ordinary tomb (without bones), nor a so-called sacrificial pit (without animal bones), but a treasure trove of looted loot, so it is piled up in a mess, and even the precious cultural relics are thrown down and smashed. In this case, they may be planning to sell these cultural relics as scrap copper, just like their attitude towards Fang Ding on the human side.

Ancient bronzes are rare items, clay bricks and tiles are not easy to preserve, and silk, silk, wood and bamboo are easily perishable, which is the main reason for the difficulty of archaeological cultural relics in the Xia Dynasty. It is more likely that the relics have been preserved to this day.

 Western scholars do not know "characters" and regard pottery as "symbols", but ancient Yi characters know "characters"; in addition, the main purpose of engraving on pottery is for identification, of course, it is not like a document carved on wood and bamboo.

Why did the West recover to the 6,000-strong coalition of 300 strong men when China's population was tens of millions with a million armors? Just like whether the Uyghurs in Xinjiang were persecuted, population reproduction is the evidence of water control; why did Chinese hieroglyphs survive, but ancient Egyptian and cuneiform scripts were lost? Liangzhu Culture is proof of natural disasters!

Ancient Chinese characters (such as ancient Yi) do not have the art of Egyptian writing, nor the simplicity of cuneiform, but their maturity is much higher than the two. Where did such mature characters come from? How long does it take from the invention of writing to the maturity of evolution? Isn't that the original author of "Shan Hai Jing" Fu Xi? With the wisdom of the Chinese, more than three thousand years is enough.

The maturity of text is not an art nor is it necessarily simple, but it is easier to remember and distinguish and easier to use and expand.

Today’s archaeological discoveries before the Xia Dynasty are usually passive, that is, they are informed by the public’s accidental discoveries. If you want to actively find the cultural relics before the Xia Dynasty? Three directions are offered here:

• The old route of the Yellow River and even the riverbed of the Yellow River, whenever the Yellow River floods and natural disasters plummet, many cultural relics are bound to be sealed.
• At the bottom of lakes in the Yangtze and Yellow River basins, many cultural relics may have been alluvial on the bottom of the lakes.
• The "Kunlun Xu" of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, especially near the source of the Yellow River and the Yangtze River.

 "Hai Nei Jing" The emptiness of Kunlun, in the northwest, is the capital under the emperor.

Kunlunxu had been recorded in Fuxi's time, and it was included in the territory of Xuanyuan's. Although Qinghai Province was above 3,000 meters above sea level, it should have been suitable for living in ancient times, because the latitude at that time was relatively low, and it was different from Heitoguo (Liangguo). The Zhu culture) is in the tropics, and the "Liangzhu culture" is just the tip of the iceberg of Chinese civilization.

The Mausoleum of the First Emperor is undoubtedly the greatest treasure trove of cultural relics of the three generations. The treasures of the Xia and Shang states, including the Jiuding, and the more precious knowledge of Huang and Lao are all contained in it.

Excavating the First Emperor's Mausoleum with modern technology is not a problem, but the preservation of cultural relics is a big problem! An isolated environment can be established, first drill into the tunnel and release the robot to investigate, and analyze the components to simulate how to protect it.

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