Tell me about your robbery experience.

There are two kinds of grave robbers. One is official thieves, such as Dong Zhuo and Sun Dianying in the Republic of China. They are all armed to the teeth. They use a large number of soldiers to carry sticks with fire, and the other is a large number of civilian thieves distributed all over the country. It is concentrated in the surrounding areas of Henan, Shaanxi and Changsha, Hunan.

Professional thieves usually commit crimes in partnership with two people. Many gangs have fewer people, and even fewer people go it alone, because one person can't take care of them. One person needs to dig, one person needs to keep watch and clean up the soil, then one person enters the tomb and the other person picks up the items on it. Two partners can be friends or relatives, but father and son rarely cooperate. When looking for a partner, you need to be very careful to prevent anyone from becoming greedy.

These people have been engaged in grave robbery for a long time. They are experienced, good at camouflage and have good anti-theft methods. After they set a goal, if the small tomb won't take too much effort, it will be dug in a few nights, and then they will take out their belongings and leave. If it is a large or medium-sized tomb, they will plant corn and sorghum around it in the name of farming, and cover up their grave-robbing activities for two months with green gauze curtains. Second, they will build a house next to the grave to hide their eyes and ears.

Four-word decision on tomb robbery in Changsha

There is much water in the south, and Luoyang shovel is not very good. The ancients summed up many experiences and came to the conclusion that a decision must be made.

I hope to see feng shui, that is, grave robbers often have feng shui, and judge the size of the cemetery through feng shui.

Second, smell is the skill of smelling and playing with the nose. A handful of dirt can tell which generation of tombs you belong to. You are surprised by this letter. There is a legend that a grave robber robbed the tomb for three generations and developed a skill. But he was arrested in the' 80s and should be dead. But because of his skill, he was sentenced to life imprisonment and worked for the archaeological cause all his life.

Most of the three questions are eloquent people who travel around the country and talk with the elderly about the past and the present in order to obtain tomb information.

Four-finger pulse-taking. There are three kinds of statements. One is to judge the age and size of the tomb according to the soil layer. The other is to touch the objects of the deceased in the coffin of the grave, from the head to the anus and finally to the feet, as an undifferentiated pool. Must be delicate. The third is to judge the value of the unearthed objects by touching them with your hands.

Tomb-raiding and treasure-hunting have existed since ancient times, and they are even more brilliant today. Its methods, techniques and tools have developed to be more modern, collectivized and intelligent today. They use military compasses for detection, detectors, detonators, explosives, chain saws, cars for transportation, and mobile phones for communication. So if you want to learn this technology, it is complicated and arduous, and there is a long way to go.

Modern grave robbers have developed grave robbing tools. ...

The general Luoyang shovel was eliminated, and the shovel used was modified on the basis of Luoyang shovel, which was divided into heavy shovel and lifting shovel (also called mud shovel). Because the wooden pole attached to the back of Luoyang shovel head is too long ... the goal is too big, so I gave up and used a threaded pipe ... up and down half a meter, which can be extended at will. Usually look at the terrain, just take it apart and carry it in your backpack. Similarly, different graves were dug ... different tools were used to rob tombs. The heavy shovel evolved from Luoyang shovel was used to dig the Han tombs, the flat shovel was used to dig the Tang tombs (similar to crescent shovel of Lu), and the rolling fork and skimmer were used to ram the soil into the Han tombs (most of the Han tombs were potholes and collapses). Generally speaking, there is no wing in the tombs of the Western Han Dynasty, and there are two more wings in the tombs of the Eastern Han Dynasty, which is a sign. The tombs of the Tang Dynasty were made of tomb bricks, and there was no bond between bricks, so the dome was built. However, the brick tombs of Han Dynasty are not common (except the big tombs), and most of them are tomb pits or pits with wooden squares. Tombs in Ming and Qing dynasties are mostly brick structures with lime and iron pieces embedded in them. Some tombs in the Ming Dynasty were more than two meters thick (seven spokes and seven coupons) ... very strong. The depth of the Ming tombs from the ground is generally no more than six meters, and they can be excavated overnight without special methods. Han tombs are generally about 1 1 and 12 meters away from the surface, and the Western Zhou tombs are deeper. If the excavation work is to be completed overnight, special methods must be used. Especially the tombs of the Han Dynasty and the Western Zhou Dynasty are very old and miracles are hard to find. There is a process of "finding a place" first. Determine the location, explore the poles, shovel, look at the ash of the pit, determine the shape and orientation of the tomb (that is, determine the age) ... then we can get ready and complete the excavation overnight in a special way. Grave robbers have a very strong purpose of robbing graves, for example ... when they enter the grave, they will dig directly to the position of the coffin ... and then look for something in the "left shoulder and right foot" and then search in the ear room (Dongcang Xiku) ... As for other positions, it depends on the length of time, and it will be abolished if the time is short. There is also a lot of "experience" in seeing the terrain. For example, ancient grave pits such as "Qin Buried Ridge and Han Buried Slope" are square pits, but in modern times they are round pits, which is the so-called "ancient square near the garden".