What is buried and what is unearthed?

Buried and unearthed are two different concepts.

Buried refers to the person who passed the last imperial examination of the central government in the ancient Chinese imperial examination system, and is called Jinshi. Jinshi is the name of the court examination, and the winner of the ancient imperial examination, which means a person who can be knighted. This term first appeared in The Book of Rites. During the great cause of Yang Di, Jinshi was established. Tang also set up this subject, all candidates called it Jinshi, and those who took the exam called it Jinshi. In the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, Gong passed the imperial examination, and all of them were scholars. And it is divided into three parts: one is 3 people, for Jinshi and; Second, the top three, given Jinshi origin, with Jinshi origin.

Unearthed refers to the discovery and excavation of an object or cultural relic.