The Sorting and Research on the Archaeological Information of the Qinghe Han Tombs in Beijing

The excavation of Qinghe Han Tomb in 1951 was the earliest modern scientific archaeology carried out in Beijing after the founding of the People's Republic of China, and also the first archaeological site to implement on-site protection and display at the original site. The sorting of archaeological materials from the Qinghe Han Tomb includes not only records such as texts, drawings, photos and data from the excavation process, but also information such as the numbers assigned to the unearthed relics during different periods of sorting. Different from the sorting of general backlogged archaeological reports, the sorting and research of the Qinghe Han Tomb was a process of searching, sorting and piecing together archaeological materials. This work is not only a rescue sorting and research on the field archaeological archives of the 20th century, but also a practical exploration of the recontextualization of archaeological relics information under the museum collection system.