In fact, everyone has already thought of this answer. If you find stolen holes and mineral water bottles when digging a tomb, the tomb is basically empty and has been stolen by grave robbers.

During the years of archaeological excavation, archaeologists will encounter stolen tombs more or less. It is said that archaeologists are at odds with grave robbers. In fact, this statement is reasonable. Tell you a few real events and you will understand.

From the moment you opened the door of the ancient tomb, at first sight, you felt very gratified. When you see the inside of the door intact, you know that this is a place where Master Tu has never been. But when you take someone to the grave owner's coffin room.

Suddenly, you shine a flashlight and find a transparent bottle-shaped thing dragging and reflecting the light. At this time, like everyone else, you keep comforting yourself, "This may be a cultural relic buried with you, a jade article, or a crystal cup." But you approached with trepidation and found "Nongfu Spring"?

At this time, the hearts of you and all the archaeologists immediately cooled down, because you and everyone know that there is no reason to deceive yourself. The ancient tomb was first boarded by the landowner. At this time, as long as there is a little level, you will immediately turn around and leave with the team. Why?

Nongfu Spring came out. Obviously, this is the masterpiece of Dou Ye, a high-tech operator in 2 1 century. Modern tomb raiding even reached the bottom of the nest. There are almost no taboos and everything is sold. Even the clothes and coffins buried with him will not be spared. Even the body and coffin can be destroyed for a inlaid treasure.

If we don't talk about people who robbed tombs in ancient times, thieves also have their own methods, and they are fastidious and taboo. In fact, they are only a handful. They are all childless, so there is nothing to be afraid of. They just took what they didn't take, and it was only related to one thing-"money". Therefore, in ancient tombs, gold and silver vessels are generally the mainstay, supplemented by jewelry, which is convenient for selling stolen goods, and many other things are not taken. Don't take this jade, because it can't be sold.