If you dig up a corpse at the beginning, the system will be awakened directly.

Academician Zhu didn't think that Su Hao had only half a bucket of water because he said he had to dig up the tomb to determine the type of the tomb. Instead, he felt that this was a good indicator of his level of skill.

There are actually very few young scholars as rigorous as Su Hao. They are more likely to boast, but not like Su Hao who knows how to proceed step by step.

After all, it is impossible to judge the scale of the tomb and the identity of the tomb owner through the outside world. Only after the funerary objects and coffins inside the tomb are excavated can we judge this information through these clues.

Academician Zhu felt that it was the right thing to invite Su Hao this time.

Of course, if someone else said this to him, he would carefully consider the meaning of the words, but when these words came out of Su Hao's mouth, he felt completely different, especially when he was so angry. On the scene, the calm atmosphere revealed between his eyebrows made him feel quite convinced.

If Su Hao knew what Academician Zhu was thinking at this time, he would definitely burst into laughter. After all, for Su Hao, he was just showing his most normal state, how could he be convincing?

Perhaps his handsome appearance and familiar face often make people mistakenly think that he is a person who is easy to get along with, and it is natural for them to have such an illusion, but it is actually quite normal.

"Have you excavated that group of tombs?" Su Hao asked immediately.

Academician Zhu shook his head quickly: "We received the news yesterday afternoon that a group of tombs had been discovered, and then sealed the scene immediately. I went to Jinghai specifically to invite you over, and there was no inspection of the scene during this period. With any excavation, you can rest assured of that.”

Seeing that the other party didn't seem to be joking, Su Hao breathed a sigh of relief. If they destroyed the scene, he really didn't know where to dig it up, and he didn't know how the destroyed scene would affect his skills. Whether it will have any impact is still unknown.

"What's wrong?"

Seeing Su Hao's expression of false alarm, Academician Zhu was also curious as to why he showed such an expression. Even if he excavated the tomb, it would logically comply with the regulations, right? Why did Su Hao feel so relaxed? The feeling of coming down was given to him.

"No, I'm just glad. If your people go down to excavate this tomb, there might be big problems." Su Hao replied.

"Will there be a big problem? Why?" Academician Zhu was puzzled.

"Because this tomb is a little abnormal." Su Hao said as he walked out of the flat house. Academician Zhu followed him quickly when he saw this scene. In fact, he didn't quite understand what Su Hao meant by abnormal, let alone Even Director Luo, who had a good relationship with Su Hao, didn't quite know what he meant by this.

In fact, Su Hao noticed something was wrong when he first came here. He only took a glance at it. Although the system prompt was no different from the previous one, this time a dangerous bracket was added after the name of the tomb. From this point of view, it is not ugly. There is something very wrong about this tomb.

That's why he shows such an expression now.

"Something's wrong, what exactly is wrong?"

At this time, the door to the flat house was suddenly opened, and a man in his early forties walked in. He was wearing a coat and jeans, and he looked like a fashionable uncle. He didn't look like he belonged to a museum at all. staff member.

"Huang Pavilion."

"Old Huang, long time no see."

After seeing the visitor, the people around him also greeted him. At this glance, it was obvious that the person was Huang Zhenyuan, the director of the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Museum. Director Luo also told him this name before he came. At that time, he still remembered the name, and he remembered it, and he still hasn't forgotten it until now.

"Hello, Director Huang." Su Hao also greeted politely.

"Academician Su doesn't need to be so outgoing. Since you come to Shenzhen and Hong Kong, just treat yourself as if you were at home. By the way, Academician Su, you haven't said what the situation is. What you said is wrong, what exactly is wrong? Really? I really want to know."

"That's right." Su Hao actually didn't intend to hide it: "Generally speaking, these tombs are always accompanied by quite dangerous traps. If you dig them out rashly, you will be hit by those traps, which will outweigh the gains and losses."

"Is it a trap? Yes, this is indeed a big problem." Curator Huang nodded. Su Hao's words are actually quite reasonable. He himself is a leader who has experienced many excavations, and is better than those who were parachuted in. The leader knew a lot, so he immediately understood what Su Hao meant by the trap.

"Actually, it stands to reason that there won't be too many traps in similar tombs." Director Luo, who had been silent on the side, suddenly spoke: "Because this is a tomb group, generally speaking, the emperor's There are actually very few traps in the tombs, because they have to bury the new emperor in them. If there are traps all around, it will be troublesome for them."

"Director Luo, have you ever considered a possibility?"

Su Hao suddenly interrupted the other party's words.

"What's possible?" Director Luo was very puzzled. He didn't know why Su Hao suddenly said these words to him and interrupted his conversation rudely.

"That is, those emperor tombs have been sealed as a separate tomb. You don't know how many traps there are. It is even said that they may have made a natural barrier to prevent the emperor's tomb from being stolen. It's like The mercury inside the tomb of Qin Shihuang is like a river of water."

Once these things are touched by tomb robbers, they will be unable to come out of the tomb. This is also a method that the predecessors came up with to prevent their tombs from being stolen.

These methods are indeed a bit cruel, but they are very useful. They also know that doing so can protect their tombs from being mined to the greatest extent. This is why many tombs are not mined immediately after they are discovered.

Because these tombs are still in a very complete state when they arrive, the cultural relics inside cannot come into contact with the air, because they will cause an oxidation effect when they come into contact. With the current scientific and technological means in China, there is no way to re-oxidize these oxidized utensils. .

Secondly, I am afraid that there are many traps in these tombs. Archaeological work is not done at risk. No one will work in such dangerous conditions, let alone those government workers.

Under such circumstances, most tombs are only recorded and not directly excavated. This is actually a good protective measure. Only in this way can the items and funerary objects inside be ensured to be properly preserved.

Only in this case can they make sure that there is no loss of the tomb's grave goods, and then proceed with the excavation on this basis.

"Don't say it, it's really possible."

Curator Huang can hold the position of director of the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Museum, but he didn’t know that the tombs of emperors were buried separately. Only those tombs of emperors and queens buried together will be re-excavated. However, this kind of tombs were not used in the entire ancient history. Not many, most of the tombs are single tombs.

In addition, the emperor's tomb will actually leave a special passage. This passage is only known to the highest official responsible for the construction of the tomb, and the people underneath cannot even leave the tomb. They are all buried in the tomb as accompanying persons.

"Let's go and see what's going on first. Curator Huang is also here, so we can go together." Su Hao suggested.

"Okay." Director Huang did not refuse. He originally came here to accompany Su Hao to see the tombs. Now that Su Hao personally proposed this opinion, it was just a matter of walking down the steps for him.

"According to preliminary estimates by our archaeological team, the entire area is approximately [-] square kilometers. Judging from this area, there should be many tombs here, perhaps even hundreds."

As soon as this data came out, Su Hao immediately thought of the Duofengshan tomb group that he had seen online before. This is the largest tomb group discovered in China so far. There are more than [-] tombs in total, and the area is slightly larger than this estimated tomb group. It's a little bigger, but only [-] square kilometers more.

Therefore, Su Hao felt that Director Huang's inference was actually based on the assumption that since the Duofengshan Tombs Group can accommodate more than [-] tombs, the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Tombs Group can hold half of the number of tombs.

Otherwise, the area would be a bit unbelievable. How large a group of tombs must be to cover an area of ​​three square kilometers, a full area of ​​[-] acres, which is estimated to be as big as an entire village.

The entire village is a cemetery. If it were put today, it would be at least hundreds or thousands of tombs. But in ancient times, because they were independent tombs, there would be fewer areas between them, but this is already quite outrageous.

"Three square kilometers. Although I didn't expect it to be so big when I went up the mountain, but now it seems that this tomb group is really not simple. Hundreds of tombs are already a conservative estimate."

"Actually, the average apportionment is almost one tomb per [-] square kilometers. However, if you need to calculate the distance, some distances will be very close. For example, the tombs of the same generation will be buried together. Otherwise, a new tomb will be built next to it. It is also possible possible."

"How about digging first to see what the situation is." Su Hao continued. He felt that if he didn't say this, he probably wouldn't be able to finish digging all the tombs tonight.

Normally, it would take two or three hours to dig a tomb to open the passage into the tomb. Now with so many tombs in front of Su Hao, it really gave him a headache.

"I already contacted the people from the archaeological team yesterday, but most of them don't go to work until after ten o'clock. It's still a while. Academician Su, why don't you try digging first? Maybe you can really dig out the tomb. ." Academician Zhu suddenly suggested at this time.

"What kind of archaeological team? We start work at ten o'clock. Why can't I enjoy this kind of treatment?" Su Hao was immediately unconvinced when he heard this. Fortunately, Director Luo next to him said directly to him: "You guys are so embarrassed." Having said that, you either take a break or ask for leave every day. Look at the days when you have a stable class, I would be embarrassed to point it out."

"Luo Guan, don't be like this. You have to give me some face in front of so many people, right?" Su Hao wanted to find a hole and jump down. The photographer who was following behind him immediately snapped after hearing these words. I laughed out loud and couldn't help it no matter what.

"Brother Hao, you have today too, hahahahaha."

Of course, the photographer only dared to say this in his heart, and he would not dare to say it directly even if he had a hundred courages. No matter what, Su Hao was still his bread and butter, and he would not dare to offend him easily.

"I didn't expect that Academician Su still has this side." Academician Zhu also laughed out loud. Before, he had always thought that Su Hao was the kind of hermit who would give them guidance with a master's face. But now it's actually better. It turns out that this guy He was also a fisherman at work, and the atmosphere at the scene suddenly became lively.

"No, no, no, I'd better do my best, okay." Su Hao waved his hands quickly and said, he couldn't afford to lose this face, not to mention that there really wasn't anything important these days. Isn't it normal for him to take a rest? It shouldn't be a big problem.

Of course, he himself also knew that Director Luo was joking. If he really wanted to take time off every day, he wouldn't be with him like today, watching how he would travel to explore this third opportunity. .

After all, the previous contract stated in black and white that Su Hao was required to excavate more than three times a month. This third time was just around the corner, so he naturally had to observe the whole process of the work, which was why he came with him.

Of course, Director Luo actually wanted to take some time off from his busy schedule. It was not easy for him to apply for an opportunity to go out for inspection. This was a good opportunity for him, who stayed in the office and looked at the files all the time, to be lazy. If you can't grasp it, you're not worthy of being the director of the Jinghai Museum.

"I heard that Academician Su is proficient in excavator skills, but I don't know if that's true."

At this time, Academician Zhu suddenly asked such a question, leaving Su Hao at a loss as to how to answer it.

No matter how you look at the words excavator and academician, they don't go together. This made Director Huang, who didn't know much about Su Hao, exclaim: "Academician Su can also drive an excavator?"

"Of course I will." Su Hao nodded. He hadn't driven the excavator for several days, but because of the system, there would be no problem even if he hadn't driven the excavator for a long time.

"Can you show me your hands?"

"Go, go, go."

The hospitality was hard to refuse. Su Hao himself wanted to drive an excavator to excavate the ancient tomb. Naturally, he would not refuse Director Huang's request. Within a few seconds, he had climbed onto the nearest excavator, and then skillfully started up.

Watch. The behemoth made a roaring mechanical sound, and Curator Huang's face immediately showed a look of shock.

"You really know how to feel."