June 19, 1985 (two days) May Yi Chou, archaeologist Xia Nai's death.


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1985 June 19, 2010, (the history. cn) our famous archaeologist Xia Nai died. < br> 1910 Xia Nai was born in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province in 1934, Tsinghua University, graduated from the Department of History, obtain archaeological gate of Tsinghua University, the U.S. government scholarships in 1941, the University of London graduate, received a doctorate the same year returning former Central Museum Preparatory Office of a committee member, researcher at the Institute of History and Philology.
early in 1945, he Qijia culture burial excavations by of Gansu Yangwa Bay, first recognized from stratigraphic the Yangshao years earlier than Qijia culture, so as to correct the original on the installments problem of Gansu ancient culture misjudgment of traditional doctrine. revised according to the horizon of the excavations, the signs that this is a new starting point of China's prehistoric archeology.
50's He has led his unit to conduct archaeological excavations in Henan Huixian, first discovered as early as the Shang Dynasty ruins than the Yin Ruins in Anyang to expand understanding of the Shang culture from a geographical and chronological 1956, presided over and participated in the Beijing Ming Ding Tomb excavations 1974, (l $ dj��.��r��) Changsha Mawangdui excavation site guidance to make a comprehensive study of the Neolithic culture in China around age sequence creative use of information and methods of archeology to clarify ancient Chinese science and technology aspects of excellence, and the line of communications with the West Transcend
He has been awarded the British Academy, the German Institute of Archaeology, (�Ө�d��y����h�� $ �Ө�ry.c��m) Italy Corresponding Member of the Institute of Far Eastern Studies, the Royal Swedish literary history the archaeological foreign academician of the Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Sciences of the United States, the Third World Academy of Sciences.
with "Archaeology Proceedings," Archaeology and the History of Science and Technology, the editor of "new archaeological discoveries and research," Changsha excavations Report "," Huixian excavation report. "