The sun shines brightly in the sky in Tengger. The temperature difference between day and night is very big here. It freezes to death at night, but at noon you can feel a hint of heat again.
"Fengzi, are you sure? There is really an ancient tomb here?"
Dou Sprout wiped his sweat and inserted the short-handled Luoyang shovel into the ground.
"I'm not sure. I'm guessing. It's possible." I said truthfully.
Brother Yu supported his lower back, twisted his waist and looked over and said: "It was too dark last night to see clearly. That man was just a brute force. If we met him again, I would definitely be able to knock him down."
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I smiled and said yes, brother, no matter who you are, you can compete with Xie Qirong of Changchun Hui Pear Blossom Drum.
Brother Yu waved his hand, "Thank you, thank you, but you still have to be careful at night and keep someone on guard."
I said yes, I will listen to you.
At this time, I heard Dou Yazai complaining: "Fengzi, I think you may have made a mistake." He pointed around: "Look here, it's a flat river, let alone a mound of earth, there's not even a mound. I don't think it's possible at all.
There is a tomb."
"Quickly pull him down, you know shit."
"Except for the emperor's tomb during the Ming Dynasty, which tomb had a sealed mound? If you don't know, don't talk nonsense. Quickly explore, move a hundred meters eastward, and explore the next point every ten meters."
"I know, you know more," Dou Sprout smiled and picked up the Luoyang shovel and walked a few dozen meters eastward.
The Luoyang shovel he used was picked up last night. It was originally broken into two pieces. I tied it with a cloth strip this morning. This short-handled Luoyang shovel is not suitable for exploring deep pits. For this reason, I will
Brother Yu's javelin was tied to the top and the shaft was lengthened.
It's not too strong, but it can be used if you pay a little attention.
I squatted on the ground, looking at the bean sprouts shoveling down soil in the distance, and fell into deep thought.
Not long after the time passed, I suddenly heard Dou Sprout shouting.
"Come on!"
"Come here quickly! There's a big discovery!"
I hurriedly ran over to take a look.
"Huh? This soil..."
I looked carefully and saw that the bean sprouts had changed their positions this time, and the soil layer brought up by the Luoyang shovel had changed.
I grabbed a handful, spread it on the ground and looked at it.
The color is inconsistent with the surroundings, and the soil is soft, so it should be living soil.
The presence of live soil does not completely indicate that there is an ancient tomb underground, because the depth of Dou Sprout's shovel is not deep, only about two meters. At this depth, if crops or other things were planted here before, there may be live soil.
It's not just the living soil that makes me wonder.
There are also a few things from the living soil.
There is something in the form of a yellowish-brown fine powder mixed in the soil.
How to describe it.
It's a bit like rust, like the slag that falls off after iron rusts.
I have never seen this kind of interlayer soil before, and it was the first time I saw it, and I never heard it mentioned.
According to our past experience analysis, if the soil brought up by Luoyang shovel is red and green, it is the red spots and green embroidery caused by the weathering of bronze fragments. If the soil brought up is black and dry, it is probably because the tomb has been on fire before.
There is also a foamy soil layer, which is formed after the white plaster mud dries.
So I said that this is the first time I have seen the rusty soil layer brought up by shovels in Luoyang. I have visually inspected it and found that the depth at which the rusty soil appears is about two to two and a half meters underground.
I got up and walked less than ten meters along the hole. Then I stamped the ground and said, "Give me the shovel."
Taking the shovel handed over by Dou Sprout, I frowned, raised the Luoyang shovel high and lowered it heavily, and started digging into a new hole.
In less than forty minutes, the depth of the exploration pit dropped to two meters.
"Look, look!"
"It's here again!" Dou Sprout shouted.
Indeed, I found that as soon as I reached this depth, I brought up the rusty soil.
It was like this once, and it was like this twice.
This can explain one thing, it is not accidental.
There is 100% something underground at this location!
Then I kept exploring the pit, trying to find where the boundary of the rusty soil was, and to see where I went, this kind of soil would disappear.
The results of the survey surprised me.
When the four corners of the pit I descended are connected, it happens to be a rectangle. The length of the rectangle is more than 400 meters and the width is nearly 60 meters!
When exploring outside this rectangular position, there is no rusty soil, and all the Luoyang shovel brings up is dead soil.
That’s right, the underground is 100% an undiscovered tomb.
And the area is not small, equivalent to three bedrooms and one living room for three modern people!
It is definitely not comparable to the Mustard Tomb in Moth Mountain, but if this is a Ming Dynasty tomb, its specifications are already quite luxurious, and it is probably not an exaggeration to say that it is second only to the Ming Emperor's Tomb!
You know, under Zhu Yuanzhang's high-pressure policy in the early Ming Dynasty, even the royal family members did not dare to use such a large tomb after their death.
The best proof is that the grandson of Zhu Yuanzhang's great-grandson Zhu Di and the son of Emperor Renzongzhao Zhu Gaochi, King Zhu Zhanbian of Liangzhuang, his tomb is only 31 square meters.
