Mawangdui Han Tombs Review

Ma Wangdui Han Tomb, located in Mawangdui Street next to Liuyang River, four kilometers from the eastern suburbs of Furong District, Changsha City, Hunan Province, is the family cemetery of Changsha State Leadership and Minhou Licang in the early days of the West Han Dynasty. Ma Wangdui Han Tomb in 1972 ～ in 1974, three archaeological excavations, the structure of the tomb is magnificent and complicated, three are the north side of the tomb with a tomb road rectangular vertical tomb, the chamber is built in the bottom of the tomb pit, the tomb bottom and the chamber around, are full of charcoal and white paste mud, then layer by layer fill, solid sealing. The tomb No. 2 is the Changsha-Xiang-Hou Licang in early Han Dynasty, the tomb No. 1 is Licang's wife, and the tomb No. 3 is Licang's son. The tomb has unearthed a total of more than 3,000 relics such as a well-preserved female body, coffin, silk fabric, book, painting, lacquerware, Chinese herbal medicine and other relics. The discovery of Ma Wangdui Han Tomb provides important information for studying the burial system, the development of crafts and science and technology in the early Han Dynasty, and the history, culture and social life of Changsha.

从隆平水稻博物馆步行至马王堆汉墓遗址，大约4公里左右，有1座桥上居然看到直播…铁将军把门，据说过一段才会完工，兜了一圈，打卡走人。

This place is too far away, it is really far from the city, it takes more than an hour to take a car, and then the ticket is two yuan, there is nothing to see, it is a pit, and it is in a hospital, it is simply too funny.

Ma Wangdui Ancient Tomb is a great discovery of Chinese archaeological history, with the well-preserved Xin Chau female body as the attention. The tulle shirts unearthed are even more breathtaking, marveling at the handicraft skills of that era.

Embo a attraction, very exciting, worth seeing, awesome

[Ma Wangdui Han Tomb] Ma Wangdui Han Tomb is a tomb of Changsha Wang Qianxiang Licang and his family members in the early days of the West Han Dynasty. In 1972-1974, archaeologists have excavated three tombs in the West Han Dynasty. The structure of the tomb is magnificent and complicated. The chamber is built at the bottom of the tomb pit, composed of three scorpions, three coffins and cushion wood. The wooden coffins are filled with charcoal around and on the upper part, and the charcoal is sealed with white paste mud. More than 3,000 relics such as silk fabrics, books, paintings, Chinese herbal medicine and other relics have been unearthed. In addition, a well-preserved female body was unearthed, as well as a prescription book, "52 Sick Sick". The discovery of Ma Wangdui Han Tomb provides important information for studying the burial system, the development of crafts and science and technology in the early Han Dynasty, and the history, culture and social life of Changsha.