"Then why did Teacher Chu say that?" Dong Xuebin did not understand.
"Probably because he wanted to help you?" Mu Zhengzhong said.
Dong Xuebin said worriedly, "But what if they later discover that the Main Tomb Chamber might not be in our county? Then wouldn't that put Teacher Chu in an awkward position..."
Teacher Meng smiled. "If the ancient tomb is assigned to you, then the matter is settled. It won't matter where the Main Tomb Chamber is; in the end, it will still fall under your county's jurisdiction. They can't suddenly switch it to someone else. As for Old Chu, you have even less reason to worry. Archaeology itself involves a great deal of uncertainty. If the Main Tomb Chamber happens to be outside your county, then at most it means Old Chu's analysis was wrong. No one can say anything about that."
Over there.
Teacher Chu gave an explanation.
Yang Gang was deeply displeased and cut in, "It doesn't necessarily have to be in Jiaolin County's direction, does it? If this is a Burial Tomb, then the main tomb could be anywhere."
Teacher Chu shut him down with a single sentence. "Do you understand this, or do I?"
Yang Gang: "..." He felt stifled, but he did not know what else to say.
That was true. Teacher Chu was an authority in the Archaeological Community. Who would dare claim he did not understand? No one had the confidence to refute him. If Teacher Chu did not understand, there were probably not many people in the country who did.
Teacher Chu continued to talk them around. "I previously led surveys of many ancient tomb clusters. Take the one in 1995, for example. That tomb cluster covered a huge area and crossed the boundary between two cities. Ancient tombs