The slogan in the soldier's bones

The ancient bones excavated from the ruins in Shandong Province, through expert research, found that the height of primitive people was at least 1.9 meters. Due to the poor living conditions in ancient times, food and nutrition could not keep up. It should be said that the body was not high because of lack of nutrition, but according to the excavated bones, this subverted the traditional cognition of experts.

The average height of China people is about 1.69 meters, and the height of people in each region is different. Generally, northerners are generally taller and southerners are generally shorter. In the 1980s, an ancient tomb was discovered in Jiaojia Village, Jinan. At that time, archaeologists conducted a protective excavation and confirmed that the ancient tomb was originally a site more than 5,000 years ago, known as Jiaojia Site. In this ancient tomb, many cultural relics have been unearthed, among which the most surprising thing for archaeologists is that there are a number of ancient bones in this ancient tomb.

And they are all human bones from more than 5,000 years ago. Judging from these bones, the height of primitive people seems to be very high. According to experts' determination, the highest height is 1 m 9, but most of them are above 1 m 8, and few are below 1 m 7. Experts are puzzled, because in ancient times, the living environment was not good and the food supply was insufficient.

More than 5000 years ago, in Shandong Province, the height of human beings was 1.9 meters. As for why ancient primitive people were so tall, there is almost no unified explanation in the data. However, according to the height records of ancient soldiers, the height of ancient people does not seem to be short. For example, Xiang Yu is 1.9 meters tall, while Zhuge Liang is 8 feet tall, 1.94 meters tall and Guan Yu is 9 years old. In ancient times, although people's conditions in all aspects were not good and food and clothing were average, people's height actually depended mainly on genes and had nothing to do with having enough to eat.