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In the following days of review, the members of the gang truthfully confessed.

Since 2009, there have been more than 80 crimes of frantically stealing cultural relics from temples and fields, farmers' property, food and other items.

Among them, the theft of the stone Buddha from Fengming Temple was all done by the gang, and it was verified that the stone Buddha statue had been sold to a certain place in Xishan Province.

On July 2011, 7, police officers rushed to Xishan overnight to arrest Chai Mou, a local dealer who sold stolen goods. The stone Buddha of the Ming Dynasty was finally returned to Zhao after the catastrophe.

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By reviewing the activities of this group of criminals until they were imprisoned, Chen Wenzhe felt a lot of emotion.

This group of people is similar to human traffickers. As long as the relevant departments do not know or ask, they will never tell.

Therefore, the more than 80 cases that broke out are not all.

These people are good at digging out treasures in the mountains, but it doesn't mean that they can only find things that everyone knows.

For example, various stone statues and stone Buddhas standing in the mountains, as well as bronze bells and iron bells in some dilapidated ancient temples.

The biggest gains of these people are generally hidden in some special places.

Before we discover some hidden cellars, we will not only take out everything for sale, but will use that cellar, or small tomb, directly as a warehouse.

Often in such places, valuables such as precious porcelain, coins and metal utensils are rarely hidden.

I was determined that I was a professional, and I had no such little experience in excavation, so I sold the cellar directly.

For example, in Zhao Aiqiang's recollection, there are no eight smaller ones.

And this group of criminals is really professional. Before getting the wrong information, we immediately organized personnel to retreat and clean up, and found 2 coin cellars from the Song and Jin Dynasties.

Of course, this money cellar not only unearthed a golden wrong knife, but even less a square-hole copper coin cast by Wang Mang of the Western Han Dynasty.

Of course, those are official archeology. During those 70 years, a few hoards of ancient coins were discovered.

Your country has a long history of currency culture, a wide variety of currency forms, simple currency circulation, and colorful currency ideas, which can be called the crown of the world's currency.

The ancient copper coins are wrapped in brown and stacked in the shape of a coiled snake. Due to the age, a small part has been oxidized and formed into a rod shape.

The reign titles of emperors in the Song Dynasty were rare, followed by the "Kaiyuan Tongbao" in the Tang Dynasty, before the "Qizhu" in the Han Dynasty, the "Huoquan" in Xinmang, the "Tangguo Tongbao" in the Ten Kingdoms and the Southern Tang Dynasty, and the "Zhenglong Yuanbao" in the Jin Dynasty. "wait.

Like many historical relics such as ancient ruins, ancient tombs, kiln sites, etc., it preserves a rich variety of treasures.

The same is true of ancient money cellars. The official must have discovered eight, so the number of private excavations may be more than ten, maybe not eighty, which is ten times the number of official archaeological excavations.

Including coins of Han, Tang, Song, Southern Song, Jin and other periods, among which the coins of Song Dynasty are the least.

Therefore, what we hide the least is not ancient coins, such as stone Buddhas, there is often only one, and it is the most difficult to sell.

It must be a special person. It is very difficult to commit crimes if he dares to dig up a small amount of coins and sell them.

One is the ancient coins of the Qin and Han Dynasties unearthed in Shuinan, Zhushan Village, Jiantou Town in 1988.

Besides, I don’t have the “seven baht” of grinding contour and “seven baht” of scissor wheel in the late Eastern Han Dynasty;

Seventh, it is an ancient coin of the Song Dynasty unearthed in Yunzhou Village, Qifeng Town in 1990, with a total weight of more than 20 kilograms.

There are no two ways to thread those hoarded coins, one is to thread the same small and large copper coins into a string, and the other is to thread from small to large copper coins into a string.

The main reason is that the quantity of the item is small, and the price of the single product is relatively high, so it is difficult to sell for a while.

From the 20s to the present, there have been few discoveries in archaeology in Wan'an County.

Except for the ancient cellar we unearthed to store coins, there are still some white goods we bought.

Sloppy sorting out the discovery that time, I found seven or seven places very easily.

At the time of discovery, the coins were layered and tiled in disorder, and the copper coins connected in series with straw ropes were well preserved as a whole, and a few inscriptions were muddy.

One is a brick chamber structure with a flat bottom for the cellar. The seven walls are made of blue bricks laid side by side layer by layer, and the coins put in are arranged in the southeast, northwest direction;

That kind of hoard is the relevant remains buried on the ground by ancient people for some common reason.

A cellar like that is rarely seen in a wealthy place.

The remains of the coin cellar are located in Shuangdun Village, Gangxi Town, Jianhu County. The pit mouth of the cellar is square, 1.63 meters long, 1.58 meters narrow, and 0.5 meters deep.

The other is an oval-shaped earthen pit, with blue bricks on the seven walls and the bottom, and the coins are arranged in a circle.

After preliminary counting, a total of about 800 catties of copper coins were unearthed.

As long as you don't have a little brain, you will know that the water will flow slowly and digest quickly.

That batch spanned nearly 10 dynasties and 55 year titles. The small number and complete variety are really rare, which directly proves the remains of Wan'an ancient coins, which can be taken lightly.Since ancient times, Wan'an has been an important pass town that "connects Guangdong and Guangxi at the bottom and connects with Gyeonggi at the top".

And based on the data that has been discovered so few times, you should actually be able to imagine that there should be fewer ancient coin cellars that have been stolen privately among the people.

That's not in Nanhe. There are fewer such things happening here. Even a special farmer doesn't have any experience in dealing with such things.

As early as the Qin and Han Dynasties, the economy and trade were relatively prosperous, and the currency circulation was very active, so there were abundant ancient coins left.

Therefore, simply making a one-shot sale and selling the entire hoard at a low price is the worst choice.

No Han "Seven Baht", Wang Mang's "Huoquan", Tang "Kaiyuan Tongbao", and Song Dynasty emperors' reign coins, spanning 7 dynasties, 45 reign titles, and 134 items;

And those ancient coins are actually considered precious, and one of the more precious cellars can be given as the cellar where Wang Mang's golden knife of the Han Dynasty was unearthed later.

For example, on the Nanhe side, a villager found a cellar by accident when he was collecting soil to build a homestead.

We cleaned up a little, and found about 1.5 tons of ancient coins in that cellar.

The rope that wears money is cotton thread, and there is no difference between two strands and eight strands.

We came here to excavate and clean up the coin cellar of the Song and Jin Dynasties.

Through backtracking, Zhao Aiqiang accidentally obtained some coin hoards.

For example, in the first place where we discovered an ancient coin hoard, it was easy to find about 1.5 tons of ancient coins.

Therefore, some tomb robbers without inheritance are doing that.

Of course, the most copper coins in the bank are copper coins. With so many copper coins found, it is naturally impossible to sell them all at once.

The eighth is the ancient coins of the Song Dynasty unearthed in Changqiao Village, Shaping Town in 1998, with a total weight of more than 80 kilograms.

As for thinking of getting rich all at once and selling all the ancient coins, that is a fool, and he will definitely be caught by the relevant departments immediately.

For example, ancient tombs are often discovered by the officials before the tomb robbers dig them up, and the rescue excavation is carried out.

The characters under the coins are all in seal script, with the "Qizhu" in the Han Dynasty being the least, followed by the "Huoquan" in Xinmang.

For example, the ancient coin cellar mentioned earlier was originally a bank in the Song Dynasty.