What Are Archaeology Consultants?
Huang Jinglue, a native of Hui'an, Fujian, was born in December 1930. He graduated from the Department of History of Peking University with a major in archeology in 1956. He successively worked in the State Administration of Cultural Heritage and the China Council of Directors. Former director and deputy director of the Cultural Relics Division of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage.
Huang Jinglue
(Archaeologist)
- Participated from 1956 to the end of 1958
- Excavated the west wall of Quwo ancient city, the copper-casting site in the south of Niucun ancient city, and explored the distribution of Jin country sites. I learned that the site of the ancient city of Quwo was built in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty; the relationship between the ancient cities of the Jin Dynasty site and the division of labor, technology, and nature of the copper foundry industry. It provided practical information for the study of Jin culture and archeology in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, and also provided a basis for the protection of Jin country sites.
- It was the largest archeological site in the country during that difficult time. There were dozens of participants, from multiple units, of varying levels, and hundreds of workers. Propose methods of site excavation, recording, and data storage to ensure the progress of the work and the scientificity of the excavation. The leaders of the Cultural Relics Bureau, Wang Shuzhuang, Chen Zide, Xie Yuanlu, Xie Chensheng, and Mr. Su Bingqi all came to the site to guide.
- Organize training courses for archeologists to train qualified field leaders. Establish an expert group and establish an expert consultation system. Organize a national cultural relics census and compile the Atlas of Chinese Cultural Relics. Archaeological reports have been written successively in two cities, Yanxiadu, Hou Ma Zhutong Ruins, as well as articles about iron wares in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, the building technology of slave society, and the tombs of emperors of all ages.
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