Shelach-Lavi说:“我们的结论是,北段更多地是用来监视或阻碍人和牲畜的移动的,可能是为了征税。”
He suggested people may have been seeking warmer southern pastures during a medieval cold spell.
他表示,人们可能是在中世纪的寒冷时期想要去寻找南方更温暖的牧场。
Construction of the Great Wall, which is split into sections that in total stretch for thousands of kilometres, first began in the third century BC and continued for centuries.
长城的建造分几段,总长数千千米,初建于公元前3世纪,工程持续了数百年。
The Northern Line, also known as "Genghis Khan's Wall" in reference to the legendary Mongolian conqueror, was built between the 11th and 13th centuries with pounded earth and dotted with 72 structures in small clusters.
北段也被称为“成吉思汗长城”,和这位蒙古族传奇征服者有关。这段长城建于11-13世纪,在夯土上散落着72个小型建筑群。
Shelach-Lavi and his team of Israeli, Mongolian and American researchers used drones, high-resolution satellite images and traditional archaeological tools to map out the wall and find artefacts that helped pin down dates.
Shelach-Lavi和以色列、蒙古以及美国研究员组成的团队利用无人机、高分辨率卫星图像和传统考古工具绘制出了城墙地图,还找到了帮助他们确定日期的手工艺品。
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