Suqian, Jiangsu discovered the tombs of the Qing Dynasty and buried a large number of female ornaments

Yesterday afternoon, archeologists excavated an ancient tomb in a community construction site in Suqian city and unearthed ancient women's jewelry, such as jade bracelets, jade rings, silver hanging earrings, hairpins, and hairpins. Archeologists judged from the remains of the tomb in the tomb, teeth, etc., the tomb was the early Qing Dynasty tomb, the owner of the tomb is a female, aged about 40 years old.

At the scene of the reporter, the tomb room was not particularly conspicuous on the archeological site. The cedar wood had been completely rotted, but in this burial room, a large number of female ornaments were unearthed, jade bracelets, jade rings, silver rings, earrings, and hairpins. , hairpins, and two fine hair accessories, as well as a large number of beads on the gauze used to wrap hair. The reporter saw that the jade bracelet unearthed was blue. Because it had been buried in the soil for a long time, it had been partially eroded. The two earrings were also very characteristic. The silver earrings of the gilt gold also hung on two small jade rings, and the Yuhuan was round and round. The two hair accessories look like two butterflies at the same time. Three round copper pieces are tangent to each other. Each round copper piece is set with a bead in the middle, and three round copper pieces are crossed with two fine lines. Copper sheet.

Archaeologists said that it was very rare to find so many pieces of jewelry in a tomb. The unearthing of these ornaments not only reflected the customs of the tombs in the early Qing Dynasty, but also provided a basis for the study of the aesthetic psychology of the time.

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