When digging up the bronze body in the barren hills, the experts found a bronze seal and a small country with a thousand years! What's going on here?

China has a long history, and many times some ancient customs are difficult for us to understand. Just like an ancient tomb discovered by experts on a barren hill in Guizhou. Every bone in the tomb is basically on their heads, with a copper hat on their heads.

So far, experts haven't figured out what this hat is for. In fact, the discovery of this tomb group also benefited from a group of daring local villagers. Once, an old Taoist priest predicted the shade of barren hills and warned the villagers not to wander around if they had nothing to do.

However, some people just don't believe in evil. Not only did they go there, but they also went up the mountain to dig trees. In this casual way, they dug up a sarcophagus. Although I am scared to death, I can always make some contributions to archaeology. After the experts arrived, they took the sarcophagus as a stronghold and began to dig around.

The end result of this is that in such a seemingly insignificant place, experts not only dug up a big coffin, but also dug up many mummies from the ground. Strange to say, these mummies are buried directly in the ground, and everyone has a copper hat on his hat.

In the sarcophagus, there are no bodies, but there are many bronze products. The habit of burying like this is quite rare. Experts call this kind of corpse a "bronze corpse". The bronzes dug up in the sarcophagus are so exquisite that they are not available to ordinary people at first glance.

Later, from a bronze seal in the middle of the tomb, experts found the word "respect for things". For this ancient tomb thousands of years ago, these two words mean that the owner of the tomb should be a fortune teller or even a royal official.

A closer look shows that the word "Yelang" is engraved on the side of this seal. According to historical records, Yelang did exist during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, but it was later destroyed by the Han Dynasty. However, the culture and specific location of Yelang are unknown.

This archaeological discovery actually got the tomb of a soothsayer in Yelang country. I have to say, this is absolutely helpful for understanding Yelang and discovering Yelang. I just don't know what is in this country that we call "arrogance". When more archaeological discoveries are made, different facts may be found.

The road of history is not smooth sailing, and sometimes it will encounter difficulties and obstacles. Only by relying on heroism can we rush over. -Li Daozhao