Ancient Tomb Cultural Relics Bureau was found near the Yiyi Station of Beijing: 21 stones have been excavated in the tombs of the Qing Dynasty

Cover Journalist Di Rui, a trainee reporter Feng Rui

On September 4, some netizens broke the news that ancient tombs were found near the construction site near the Beijing Sun Palace Metro Station.On the afternoon of the same day, the cover reporter learned from the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Cultural Relics that from August 26, with the approval of the State Administration of Cultural Relics, the Beijing Archaeological Research Institute cooperated with the basic construction project of the Sun Palace area to conduct more than 40 ancient tombs found in the early exploration.Archaeological excavations have been excavated at 21.Judging from the existing discovery situation, these tombs are the tombs of civilians in the Qing Dynasty.

In recent years, the ancient tombs have been discovered many times in Beijing.In March of this year, a tomb group was excavated on the north side of the Baiziwan Metro Station in Chaoyang District.According to the Beijing Daily quoted the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Cultural Relics, it was judged by experts that the tombs on the north side of the Baizi Bay subway station were civilian tombs of the two Han Dynasty and the Ming and Qing dynasties.In 2019, the construction site north of the Jingtai Metro Station of Beijing Metro Line 14 and the construction of the new civil engineering building of Tsinghua University has also been found.

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