During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, villagers dug bamboo shoots and found ceramics. What's the value of this ceramic?

We all know that cultural relics are expensive. In some museums, there will be some historical relics for everyone to watch, so as to understand history, which also represents the items used by a generation. On some streets, there are also some vendors of Taobao cultural relics. Most of the cultural relics in their hands are imitations, imitating the practices of historical relics. But there are also many Taobao lovers who buy real cultural relics, and they all have very high collection value. Because they are all left over from history, the prices of these items are also very high. At some auctions, we can see many Qing cultural relics, and even tens of millions of them have been taken away.

A villager of China cultural relics in Zhejiang dug bamboo shoots in the field, but he dug up three kinds of porcelain in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. In fact, the villager also said that he had never seen these porcelains. He even thought they were just ordinary family porcelains, but he submitted them to the museum and identified them as porcelains from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. He dug up national historical relics and offered them to the museum. These pottery have a history of more than 2500 years. These pottery are also well preserved and are very rare treasures. Because cultural relics belong to the state, anyone who digs historical relics should not hide them, but should give them to the state.

Cultural relics have historical value. Some archaeologists came to this place where villagers dug bamboo shoots to carry out archaeology. They traced the life track of people in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and never understood the lifestyle of the ancients. When they saw these three cultural relics, they should be bowls used by ancient people, and this matter needs professional ceramic centers and archaeologists to identify. The villager was also praised by everyone. After he discovered the cultural relics, he took the initiative to hand them over to the country, which also gave the country a better understanding of the porcelain in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

In some ancient tombs, many grave robbers chose to rob tombs and dug up some cultural relics for themselves to achieve their own income, and most of the cultural relics they dug up also had certain collection value. However, these grave robbers chose to take the cultural relics for their own benefit, instead of giving them to the state. This behavior has been spurned by people, because the cultural relics of the country belong to the country, not to individuals.