On Archaeological Funny after 90s.

Last year, a new archaeological discovery from China completely detonated the western cultural circles. Well-known media at home and abroad, such as the British BBC and National Geographic, reported a historical archaeological discovery related to China, and it was a post-90s Hangzhou girl who led the archaeological discovery. Let everyone follow the author to learn more about the key points of this archaeological discovery and who is this post-90 s Hangzhou girl?

According to the news published in the Journal of the National Academy of Sciences, Chinese and American researchers recently found evidence of brewing beer 5,000 years ago from the cultural relics unearthed at Jiaya site in Mi An, Xi. This is also the earliest wine-making evidence found in China so far, which proves that ancient people in China started drinking beer as early as 5,000 years ago. However, one of the researchers of this archaeological discovery, which has caused a sensation in the whole western cultural circle, is a Hangzhou girl born in 199 1. Her name is Wang Jiajing. At present, Wang Jiajing is studying in the East Asian Language and Culture Department of Stanford University. She is a doctoral student in archaeology.

In 20 16, Wang Jiajing and many Chinese and American archaeologists began to study the preservation of paleontology at Jiaya site in Mi An, Xi. After more than two years of painstaking analysis and research, Wang Jiajing and his colleagues found a chemical molecular composition very similar to beer from the residue on the inner wall of a "pottery funnel" more than 5,000 years ago. Once this archaeological research achievement was published, it immediately caused a sensation in the cultural and artistic circles all over the world. Because many modern people like drinking beer, Germany is the most famous beer producing area in the world. But more than 5,000 years ago, the ancients in China began to enjoy brewing and drinking beer.

This archaeological discovery once again proved to the world China's outstanding contribution to the world's cultural and intangible heritage, and Wang Jiajing became a celebrity. At present, more than 20 mainstream media at home and abroad have begun to make an appointment for a special interview with Wang Jiajing. However, considering her studies, Wang Jiajing turned off all these opportunities to make a name for herself and plunged into the laboratory to tackle the next scientific research topic with her teachers and classmates again. In fact, many friends, like the author, don't know much about this post-90 s Hangzhou girl. It turns out that Wang Jiajing is from Hangzhou. He studied in Wen Lan Middle School and Xue Jun Middle School in junior high school and senior high school respectively. In 2009, Wang Jiajing came to Smith College in the United States to study undergraduate, and then came to Stanford University in the United States to become a doctoral student in archaeology.

During the 10 years of studying abroad, Wang Jiajing often returned to China. For example, she keeps very close contact with the excavation team of Shaanxi Institute of Archaeology. On 20 16, Wang Jiajing, as a graduate student majoring in archaeology, was fortunate to participate in the archaeological project of Jiaya Site in Mi An, Xi. I didn't expect Wang Jiajing, a fledgling, to let the western media appreciate the charm of ancient China culture again. According to Xinhua News Agency, Wang Jiajing will continue to study for a doctorate in archaeology. The 90-year-old Hangzhou girl has no intention of returning to China immediately after her studies are successful.

Because in the archaeological history of the whole world, there are not many footprints left by China people so far. Wang Jiajing hopes to follow some European archaeological teams and hone ancient sites around the world. In a word, China archaeology can be said to have successors, and Wang Jiajing became a famous expert in western cultural circles. Finally, the author will have a good talk with you. Wang Jiajing and his team discovered how important this research evidence is. Xi Mi An Jiaya Site has brought many new research topics to the world cultural circle since it was discovered in 1980s. Wang Jiajing found wine-making evidence by relying on the residues in cultural relics, which undoubtedly determined the age of the Jiaya site in Mi An, Xi.

At the same time, it also helped the domestic departments of literature, history and archaeology to determine some living habits of the ancients at Mijiaya site, so this archaeological discovery is very important. You can think of it this way. Wang Jiajing and his team found this new archaeological evidence, which can be reproduced by so many authoritative media in Europe, which is enough to show that the research results are absolutely sensational all over the world.