The mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor was destroyed to pieces and finally restored, which is world-famous. Many precious cultural relics were excavated. 1980, archaeologists excavated a bronze carriage from the mausoleum of Qin Shihuang, which was seriously damaged. The original wooden material had already rotted, and the upper part of the bronze carriage was crushed by buried soil, resulting in the collapse of some structures, one bronze carriage and two bronze carriages. When unearthed, they were all damaged beyond recognition. The car 1 was broken into 1325 when unearthed, and the car No.2 was broken into 1685 when unearthed, with 2244 fractures, 3 holes16 and 55 cracks. These two carriages are exquisite in original appearance, well-made and diverse in parts. After the excavation, professional cultural relics restorers began to repair it. From 1980 to 65438+February to1988 April, after years of repair, it was finally repaired successfully!
After the restoration, these two wagons have become important documents for archaeologists and historians to study the development history of metallurgy, casting, machinery and other industries in Qin Dynasty, and these great and unknown cultural relics restorers have made great contributions to these two wagons! Our cultural relics preservation depends on the vigorous protection of the state, and our cultural relics restoration depends on the hard work of cultural relics restorers day and night. Let us pay tribute to these selfless people!