A student from the Institute of Archeology in Zhengzhou, Henan Province fell into an archaeological pit and suffered a fracture. What warning does this incident give us?

A student from the Institute of Archeology in Zhengzhou, Henan Province accidentally fell into an archaeological pit and suffered multiple fractures throughout his body. Such a thing tells us that when entering an archaeological site, we need to always pay attention to our feet.

As an archaeological worker, you should pay more attention to your own safety so that you can carry out your work better. You cannot cause inconvenience to your work or cause serious harm to your body because of your own mistakes.

After the woman fell to the bottom of the pit, after being checked by medical staff, firefighters went down to the bottom of the pit and lifted the woman out on a stretcher. Safety guardrails and warning signs must be set up around the archaeological pit

Archaeological excavation work has made the situation on the site very complicated. In order to ensure the personal safety of workers, safety guardrails should be installed around the archaeological pit and corresponding warning signs should be set up.

In this way, the staff can be given sufficient reminders. The installed safety guardrails can also make the archaeological pit safer and play a good protective role when someone approaches.

Safety warning signs, in most cases, have a very good reminder effect. This allows people who enter the archaeological site to know where there are dangers and what needs to be paid attention to. When entering an archaeological work site, safety must be kept in mind

Those who enter the archaeological work site should receive safety education and training so that they know what can and cannot be done.

Especially when it comes to personal safety, one must be fully aware of it. You cannot cause adverse effects and losses to cultural relics and yourself because of your reckless behavior.

As an archaeologist, in order to work better, you need to ensure your personal safety. Only when personal safety is well guaranteed can we be able to work better.

Safety issues are no small matter. Archaeological workers need to protect themselves and not be harmed because of their work.

As an ordinary person, you should not join in the fun and enter the archaeological work site privately, putting yourself in a dangerous situation and causing trouble for yourself and others.