Guo Dashun

Guo Dashun

Guo Dashun, born in Zhangjiakou City, Hebei Province on November 3, 1938, graduated from the Department of history of Peking University in 1962 and 1965. It was assigned to Liaoning Provincial Museum in 1968. From 1983 to 1994, he was deputy director of Liaoning Provincial Department of culture and director of Liaoning Provincial Institute of cultural relics and archaeology. He retired in 1998. He is now the honorary director of Liaoning Provincial Institute of cultural relics and archaeology, the head of the expert group of Liaoning Provincial Bureau of cultural relics, and the executive director of Chinese archaeological society.

Main achievements

He has successively presided over the archaeological excavation of the famous Hongshanhou and Hongshan cultural period sites such as Xiaoheyan, shipengshan, Dongshanzui and Niuheliang. Known as the first person of Hongshan culture.

Main works

"Sacrificial treasures at the dawn of civilization / temples and tombs of Hongshan Culture in Liaoning Province", beauty of archaeological relics. 1 (1994), Hongshan cultural site and jade essence in Niuheliang (1997), excavation report of Danangou houhongshan cultural cemetery (1998), Research Report of paleology in Northeast Asia - Sino Japanese cooperation (1997), pursuit of five emperors (2000) ）And more than 100 papers.

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