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在广州最繁华的商业旺地中山路和北京路地区,一个新的重大考古发现正渐渐浮出地表,一座规模巨大的南越国王宫御花苑,在经历了两千多年世事沧桑之后再次呈现在人们的面前。自古以来岭南地区被称之为“南蛮之地”,被视为“文化沙漠”和经济落后的“夷帮”。伴随着1995年和1997年两次重要的考古发掘,终于掀开了南越国王宫御花苑的神秘面纱,古老的皇家园林景观如一幅巨大的画卷呈现在令人的面前。南越国王宫御花苑遗址的发掘,在国内和世界上引起了轰动,众多的专家、学者惊呼:对岭南地区2000多年前的文化定位需要重要考虑,中国的古代园林史、工艺史、建筑史要重新改写!
In the most prosperous commercial area of Guangzhou, Zhongshan Road and Beijing Road area, a major new archaeological discovery is gradually surfaced, a huge Royal Palace in South Vietnam Royal Garden, after more than two thousand years of vicissitudes of life once again presented In front of people Since ancient times, the South of the Five Ridges has been called the “South Manchurian Land” and regarded as a “cultural desert” and an economically backward “barbarian”. Accompanied by two major archaeological excavations in 1995 and 1997, the mystery of Royal Palace in South Vietnam finally opened. The ancient imperial garden landscape was presented as a huge picture. The discovery of the royal garden site in South Vietnam led to a sensation both at home and in the world. Many experts and scholars exclaimed: It is important to consider the cultural orientation of the South China Sea more than 2,000 years ago. The history of ancient gardens, the history of crafts, the architecture History to rewrite!