Перейти к содержимому

Scientists Scanned a Lost Chinese Civilization, And What They Found Changes Everything.

Dennis Discovery

0:00 / 0:00

Scientists Scanned a Lost Chinese Civilization, And What They Found Changes Everything.

33 980 просмотров · 3 дня назад
Dennis Discovery
570 подписчиков
33 980 просмотров · 3 дня назад
3,000 years ago, a civilization in southwest China smashed every treasure it ever made, burned it, buried it, and vanished without leaving a single written word. Its name was Sanxingdui, and for a century nobody even knew it had existed. This is the story of Sanxingdui, the lost Bronze Age kingdom of the Shu in Sichuan: the giant bronze masks with eyes that jut from the head, the four-meter bronze sacred tree, the 1.42-meter gold scepter, and the blade forged from a meteorite. We look at how modern scanners, sealed excavation chambers, and 3D reconstruction pulled more than 17,000 pieces out of eight sacrificial pits, how the team matched shattered fragments across separate pits to rebuild statues broken apart 3,000 years ago, and why archaeologists still can't agree on what made an entire kingdom destroy itself and disappear. New deep dives into lost civilizations every week. #Sanxingdui #AncientChina #LostCivilization #Archaeology #BronzeAge #ChineseHistory #Sichuan #Jinsha #ShuKingdom #AncientMysteries #MeteoriteIron #ArchaeologyDocumentary #AncientCivilizations #HistoryDocumentary