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华盛顿大学的一项最新研究认为,古代中国的黄河洪涝和频繁改道是由于人类活动造成的,而非先前认为的自然因素。该研究给出了距今3000年山东安丘庵上村周代遗址关于人工修建大型防洪堤坝和其它洪水控制系统的考古学证据。先秦以来中原统治者为驯服黄河修筑了不少河堤和排水沟,结果却使洪灾愈演愈烈。这为公元14~17年的毁灭性洪灾(河南内黄三杨庄汉代
A recent study by the University of Washington argues that the floods and frequent diversions of the Yellow River in ancient China were caused by human activities rather than the natural factors previously thought. The study gives archaeological evidence of the artificial construction of large-scale flood control dams and other flood control systems at the site of the Zhou Dynasty in Anqiu, Shangqiu, Shandong Province, dating back to 3000 years ago. Since the Qin dynasty, the Central Plains rulers built many river embankments and drainage ditches to tame the Yellow River. As a result, the flood intensified. This is the devastating flood of AD 14 to 17 (Henan Huangzhuang Yangzhuang Han Dynasty