Archaeological immigrants

A large number of clay seals and bamboo slips were unearthed, and major breakthroughs were made in ancient Yunnan archaeology, which is the historical background.

1. Great breakthroughs have been made in ancient Yunnan archaeology. Yunnan Provincial Bureau of Cultural Heritage conducts archaeology in the southwest of Shangxihe Village and north of Shangsuan No.1 Primary School, which is also the site of Hebo Post Station in ancient Yunnan.

According to relevant reports, the newly unearthed clay seals and bamboo slips in Hepo Institute recently provide valuable information for the study of border management in Yunnan and the establishment of a multi-ethnic country.

2. The discovery of Hebo Suo site in ancient Yunnan is considered as a Neolithic site in the 1950' s. The investigation of Dianchi Lake basin in 2008 shows that this area belongs to the Bronze Age and is the core residential area of Yunnan culture. It is composed of dozens of sites of different sizes, collectively known as the Hepuosuo site.

In archaeological excavations, Hebi excavated more than ten terraces and rivers and lakes, dating from pre-Qin to Qin and Han dynasties. During the excavation of Han Dynasty sites, roads 1 were found in the southwest of Shangxihe Village, including 2 suspected building foundation sites and 1 river site 1.

3. The mysterious ancient Dian Kingdom is an ancient nation in the southwest of China, with Dianchi Lake as the center and located in the central and eastern Yunnan.

In 278 BC, the State of Chu sent a Chu general, Zhuang Chuan, to Dianchi Lake with an army and defeated the local residents. However, the retreat was cut off by Qin State, so we had to settle in Dianchi Lake, and established Dian State in Jincheng Town, Jinning District, Kunming.

According to historical and archaeological data, the Dian State in Yunnan has a history of about 500 years, which appeared in the early Warring States and disappeared in the early Eastern Han Dynasty. In A.D. 109, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty attacked Yunnan, and the king of Yunnan surrendered. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty gave Yunnan a golden seal, which was unearthed in Shizhai Mountain two thousand years later. ?

Since then, Han immigrants have brought mainland culture to Yunnan on a large scale. In a short period of 65,438+000 years, Yunnan's culture has undergone tremendous changes. By the 1 century, Yunnan's once brilliant bronze culture had been integrated with iron culture.