Rebirth 13, starting from the big demolition treasure hunt

Chapter 334 The morning passed without using the detector

The road construction side is close to the garbage dump of the demolition village, which is also very large.

He estimated that it should be more than 10 acres, no smaller than the area of ​​a football field.

Some of the overturned dirt was flattened by bulldozers, while some remained unchanged after falling from the truck.

This place is not like Yuliangzhou, where people are cultivating vegetables on the soil surface.

The soil looks like it was turned over last year, or it was turned over recently. This can be seen by whether there are weeds growing on the surface of the soil mound.

No one is clearing land because this is the countryside, and people in the countryside have land at home.

These days, the income from farming for a year is not as good as going out to work for a month.

If the land at home cannot be cultivated, who would go to open up wasteland?

Walking into the garbage dump, he began to search.

The so-called "model casting" means to make a mold before making an item, and then make the finished product according to the pattern of the mold.

This pottery model was used to cast five-bead coins. It was probably a privately made mold.

The purpose of Tao Fan is similar to that of Stone Fan. To put it simply and understandably, it is an impression.

The places Wu Yuansheng went to first were the piles of muck that had not been flattened by bulldozers or forklifts after the muck trucks dumped the muck.

It was discovered that there is a triangular bronze component connected to the copper ring.

After leaving this mound, he went to look at other mounds of dirt.

They were also chariots and horses. When he first saw them, Wu Yuansheng thought they were bullet casings, but the difference from bullet casings was that they had a barb about 1 centimeter long.

In ancient times, especially in the Western Han Dynasty, private minting of coins was allowed.

After thinking about its use, he guessed that it should be a chariot and horse implement. It was from very early, at least before the Han Dynasty.

Among them, Tao Fan is the "mold" for casting five-bead coins. On it, you can see the pattern of the coin and the word "five beads".

The two pieces together weigh only about 15 grams.

There may be carriages and horses buried in the mound, but the detector is not here. He just remembered the location of the mound of soil and planned to scan it again after driving the van over later.

In other dynasties, there were also many privately minted coins.

In other mounds, he found an incomplete pottery model, several pieces of tiles, and some ceramic fragments.

The diameter of the copper ring is about 3.5 cm, and the diameter of the similar triangular component is about 4.5 cm.

As soon as he got there, he saw a small bronze ring on the overturned dirt of a mound.

He got the brass ring out.

Even if ordinary people see this kind of thing, most people will not want it.

The ancients usually used the "fan casting" method to make coins, bronzes, and some jewelry.

Tao models and stone models are not uncommon in the antique market.

After searching elsewhere in the mound, he found two more things.

The broken five-bead coin Tao model discovered by Wu Yuansheng only has seven five-bead impressions visible on the surface, and there should be many more.

Judging from this situation, if it is a complete Tao model, twenty or thirty coins or more can be produced at one time.

This kind of money printing machine, if there are enough Tao Fans, can produce coins very quickly.

Several pieces of tiles also include moiré tiles, geometric pattern tiles, text tiles, etc.

Among them, there is a complete tile with text, and the seal character on it should be "Chang Le Weiyang". The value of this kind of complete tile will be worth the value of two or three ordinary three-year-old Yuan Datou in another year or so.

Most of the ceramic fragments are ancient, and there are very few blue and white porcelain.

Among them was a bird feed jar the size of a ten-year-old child's fist. It was black-glazed and looked like an item from the Tang Dynasty. Unfortunately, there was a gap the size of a dime in the top of the jar.

In addition to these, he also found many bones, teeth, etc. on the mound.

The bones and teeth looked like they belonged to humans or animals.

The teeth of some animals seem to have become jade over time.

Wu Yuansheng picked up a few big teeth. He didn't know whether they were cow teeth or horse teeth. He held them in his hand and felt the weight. They were as heavy as several small stones.

When he came here before, he came here to pick up gold lumps, golden beans, and gold grains. He looked at them carefully and carefully, but he hasn't found any yet, not even a single coin.

After searching for the soil layers that had not been pushed away, he went to search for the areas that had been pushed away.

In the following time, he found a green-glazed vial, some tile fragments, some pottery fragments, three bricks, a bronze fragment, a few porcelain fragments and other items.

The green-glazed vial is about 8 centimeters high, in the style of a Guanyin water purification bottle, and the top opening is also somewhat incomplete.

Judging from the incomplete parts, this vial should be ceramic, something between pottery and porcelain.

There are more types of tile fragments than before, and there is a specimen that looks like a white tiger pattern.

Among the pottery fragments picked up this time, there was a small incense burner.

The incense burner is made of gray pottery, and only a small part is left. When complete, it should have three legs and two ears. Two of the legs are still there, and the other leg looks old and disabled, that is, it was disabled before.

Some of the other pottery fragments have animal shapes on the surface. Find someone to cut them like porcelain pieces and place them as specimens, which will look equally good.

The three bricks are also Han bricks, but they are different from those found before, and the patterns are more beautiful.

They are of the same type, with the same surface pattern, both simple and composed of geometric patterns.

Looks like a pictographic person.

The pattern of the bricks is on the shortest side. When viewed from the front, the top is a "U" shape. There is a "work" in the "U" shape, and there are two staggered horizontal lines on the "work".

Connected to the "U" is a circle, and underneath the circle is a triangle pattern.

When these patterns are combined, they look like a simple humanoid pattern.

These three bricks are very good, and their value is higher than the incomplete stone model.

The bronze fragments are only the size of lotus petals and are plain. They are of little value and can basically only be sold as copper.

Most of the porcelain pieces are ancient. There is a small celadon plate with hidden patterns engraved on it. It looks like flowers, but it is a pity that it is damaged.

The morning was spent searching for items on the soil surface without even taking out the metal detector.

He took everything he found and put it away in the van, washed the handles with the water he brought, found the dry food he had brought with him, and started eating.

Lunch is very simple, just bread, eggs, pancakes, rice pudding, kohlrabi and so on.

Going to the suburbs, where there are fewer restaurants, is also to save time, do more business, and make more money.

He can still persist in his current life, eating the food he brought here.

Although his lunch was average, he ate very well at home in the morning and evening.

After lunch and sitting for a while, Master Zhang, who had met in the morning and buried drainage pipes, called and said that he had been contacted for him and asked him to look at something.

After asking where they lived, he hung up the phone and drove over there in the van.

(End of this chapter)