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在位于山东境内的黄河入海口,有一片古老而年轻的滨海息壤,除了明代大移民的口耳相传,除了历史典籍中几个孤立的地名,除了传承至今的盐业和农耕之外,这片几经淤盖的土地几乎不为历史所记忆。然而,一次纯属偶然的文物发现,却成就了收获空前的考古勘探,让众多的考古专家不断寻着古迹中镌刻的斑驳历史,去追溯垦利这片土地的前世今生。这片总面积8公顷的漫漫遗址,该是一处
In the mouth of the Yellow River located in Shandong Province, there is an ancient and young seaside soil. Apart from the word of mouth of immigrants in the Ming Dynasty, apart from the few isolated names in historical books, apart from inheriting the salt industry and farming till now, Sliced pieces of land almost never remember by history. However, a purely accidental discovery of artifacts has resulted in the unprecedented exploration of archaeological discoveries, enabling many archaeologists to constantly search for the mottled history inscribed in ancient monuments and trace the past lives of Kenli. This is a total area of 8 hectares of ruins, this is a