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2023年中考英语时事热点阅读专练

热点56 三星堆博物馆相关情况

一、阅读理解

Welcome to Sanxingdui Museum!

Sanxingdui Museum is a modern theme museum near Chengdu. It was first set up in August 1992, and

opened to the public in October 1997.

The relics() exhibited() in the museum show the great culture of the Sanxingdui-based

文物展出

ancient Shu State. To push cultural exchange between China and the rest of the world, these relics have

been exhibited in over ten countries and regions and have taken the world by storm.

Opening & Booking Time

Opening time Gallery One: 8:30—18:00 Gallery Two: 8:30—18:30

Booking time 8:30—17:00

Ticket Price:

(1) Gallery ticket ¥ 80

(2) Garden ticket ¥ 5

Children shorter than 1.2m (including 1.2m) can visit the gallery and garden free.

The ticket is used on the sold day and at both galleries once.

Guide Service & Price:

If you need a museum guide, please hire one at the service desk in Gallery One.

Chinese, Cantonese, Tibetan: ¥ 80 (to a group of 20 persons or fewer)

English, Japanese: ¥ 120 (to a group of 20 persons or fewer)

Each guide service covering the two galleries takes about 80 minutes.

We provide free Chinese & English auto guiding device (). Please hand in 200 yuan and your ID

设备

card or student card before the tour at our service desk.

If the device gets broken or lost, you won’t get the money back.

Sanxingdui Historic Relics 618300, Guanghan Sichuan (08385651526)

－

1. Which of the following is true about the museum?

A. The public were able to visit it right after it was set up.

B. The relics in it were all collected from the rest of the world.

C. Some of its relics have been shown to foreign people abroad.

D. It shows people the cultural exchange between China and the Shu State.

2. The two galleries are both open ________.

A. at 6:00 am B. at 8:00 am C. at 5:00 pm D. at 6:30 pm

3. Tony wants to visit the gallery and the garden with his baby son and he should pay ________.

A. ¥ 80 B. ¥ 85 C. ¥ 160 D. ¥ 170

4. A museum guide ________.

A. offers free guide service B. serves at most 20 people at a time

C. can speak at least five languages D. hands in his ID card before the tour

5. You can find this passage ________.

A. in a travel guide book B. in a history textbook

C. in a geography report D. at a technology website

On March 20, the Sanxingdui Ruins in Guanghan, Sichuan drew the world’s attention. Chinese

archaeologists() announced that they have found more than 500 cultural relies () in six pits () at

考古学家文物坑

the site, which dates back over 3,200 years. The relies include bronzeware () , gold and bronze masks, ivory,

青铜器

jade () and textiles ().

玉器纺织品

The Sanxingdui Ruins, which were first discovered in 1929, are believed to be the remains of the ancient Shu

Kingdom. The kingdom was a center of civilization () along the upper reaches of Yangtze River.

文明

In 1986, archaeologists discovered two pits that they believed were used for sacrificial ceremonies ().

祭祀仪式

At that time, over 1,000 artifacts were found, including bronzeware, face masks and “divine () trees”-bronze

神圣的

sculptures of trees.

The discovery of Sanxingdui raised an important question about the origins of Chinese civilization. The

ancient Shu civilization that built Sanxingdui is believed to be one of the earliest examples of Chinese civilization.

The site, along with the Liangzhu and Shijiahe sites along the Yangtze River, shows that the birthplace of Chinese

civilization might not have been only along the Yellow River Basin () in north China.

流域

The newly-discovered relics are similar to those found in 1986, as they also include divine trees and bronze

masks. They further support the idea that the pits were used for sacrificial purposes.

New kinds of cultural relies have also been dug up. For example, experts found two square zun (), a kind of

尊

ancient bronze jar () that was used for holding water or wine. They also found cong-a jade artifact commonly

罐子

found at the 5,000-year-old Liangzhu Archaeological Ruins in Zhejiang province.

“These artifacts show that the Sanxingdui site had a close connection with Central China, but it also marks an

original ancient civilization (in Sichuan) with strong creativity,” said Chen Xiandan, a member of the excavation

() project.

发掘

6. What does the word “artifact” in Paragraph3 refer to?

A. The remains of a building.

B. Ancient ceremonies.

C. Historical objects.

D. Bronze sculptures.

7. The discovery of Sanxingdui shows that Chinese civilization ________.

A. started earlier than was believed before

B. might have several different origins

C. was centered along the Yangtze River

D. developed from the ancient Shu civilization

8. What do the newly-discovered relics suggest?

A. Sanxingdui is more important than the sites in Central China

After “sleeping” for more than 3,000 years, the Sanxingdui Ruins surprised the world in 1986 because

scientists found more than 1,000 cultural relics (). The surprises didn’t stop there. Scientists recently have

文物

found about 500 more relics that date back over 3,200 years.

New findings

Big wooden box: Scientists found a big wooden box covered in cinnabar (). It is 1.5 meters long and 40

朱砂

centimeters wide. Scientists are finding out how to open it.

Silk: After hundreds of years, silk turns to black ash (). It shows that people of the ancient Shu Kingdom

黑灰

used silk.

By accident

The Sanxingdui Ruins were found by accident. A farmer found them in 1929 when he was digging a ditch (

挖

渠

). People found some artifacts, but didn’t know how important they were. In 1986, when farmers dug up soil to

make bricks (), they found relics again. Experts then found two pits (). The newest relics were found in

砖块深坑

six pits. The biggest pit is 19 square meters while the smallest is 3.5 square meters. Researchers from 34

universities and research groups began to unearth () them in October, 2020.

发掘

Why is it important?

The Sanxingdui Ruins were built at the time of the Shang Dynasty. They were in the ancient Shu Kingdom.

Sanxingdui is a good example of Shu civilization. Its discovery made experts think more about where Chinese

civilization started. It seems that it started not only along the Yellow River, but also along the Yangtze.

9. How many cultural relics have been found from the Sanxingdui Ruins up till now?

A. Over 500. B. Over 1,000. C. More than 1,500. D. More than 3,000

10. Which of the following is probably the newest finding from the Sanxingdui Ruins?

A. Gold. B. Silk. C. Wood. D. Paper.

11. Who was the first to discover the Sanxingdui Ruins?

A. An alien. B. An expert. C. A farmer. D. A researcher.

12. Which of the following can be the best title for the text?

A. Something by accident B. A Big Surprise in the World

C. History under Our Feet D. A Discovery for 3,000 Years

Weighing about 280 grams (O.6 pounds) and probably made from 84% gold, the gold mask is one of over 500

objects uncovered from six newly discovered “sacrificial pits ()” according to the China’s National Cultural

祭祀坑

Heritage Administration.

The finds were made at Sanxingdui, a 4.6-square-mile area outside Chengdu on March 20. Some experts said

the objects might shine further light on the ancient “Shu” state, a kingdom that ruled in the western Sichuan basin

until it was captured in 316 BC. More than 50.000 ancient objects have been found at Sanxingdui since the 1920s,

when a local farmer accidentally dug up a number of ancient objects at the site. A major breakthrough happened in

1986. With the discovery of two sacrificial pits keeping over 1,000 objects, including well-protected masks.

After a long break, a third pit was then found in late 2019, leading to the discovery of the other five pits last

year. Experts believed the pits were used for sacrificial purposes, explaining why many of the objects were burned

as they were dropped in the sacrificial pits.

Follow-up field research began in March 2020, and five more sacrificial pits were uncovered. The biggest

among the six pits. the No. 8 pit, is 19 square meters. The smallest, No. 5, covers 3.5 square meters and is where

the most recent gold mask was found.

Sanxingdui is regarded as one of the most important historical sites in the world, because of its size, age and

the ancient objects found in it. Sanxingdui is believed to have sat at the heart of the Shu state. The site has deepened

experts’ understanding of how human culture developed in ancient China.” These ancient objects show the

Sanxingdui site had a close connection with Central China, but it also marks an ancient culture (in Sichuan) with

strong creativity,” said ChenXiandan, a member of the research team.

The latest discoveries at Sanxingdui have aroused great public interest. From March 21 to 25, a two-hour

programme on the Sanxingdui site was shown each day. People could see workers use different kinds of tools to

bring back the ancient objects with great care in the new pits. On social media platform Sina Weibo, three out of the

top 10 most searched topics on March 2l were about Sanxingdui.

13. Who discovered the Sanxingdui sit?

A. Some experts. B. A local farmer. C. The researchers. D. A group of workers.

14. What is the correct order of the following events?

a. The No. 3 pit was discovered.

b. The gold mask was uncovered from a pit.

c. Sanxingdui became popular on the Internet.

d. The Sanxingdui site was discovered by accident.

e. Over 1,000 objects were found in the first two pits.

A. d, a, b, e, c B. d, e, a, b, c C. b, d, a, c, e, D. c, b, d, e, a

15. What does the underlined word “it” in paragraph 6 refer to?

A. Central China. B. An ancient culture.

C. A close connection. D. The Sanxingdui site.

16. What can we learn from the passage?

A. Shu used to be a kingdom.

B. The Sanxingdui site lies in the center of Chengdu.

C. The largest pit at the site is about 12 square kilometers.

D. The newly found gold mask was discovered in the No. 8 pit.

Talking about pigs, Liu Bing made a face and covered her nose with her hand. “Whenever I go near the pigs, it

is smelly,” said the middle school student from the Chengdu, Sichuan province, who helps keep pigs at home.

But she had a change of heart after seeing a 3,000-year-old pottery () pig. It is similar to the green pigs in

陶

The Angry Birds Move. Now she thinks pigs are cute. “I am familiar with The Angry Birds Movie and was

surprised to find that the lovely pottery pig was from Sichuan,” Liu smiled.

Since October, researchers have been digging in the Lianhe Ruins (). They are not far from the

遗址

Sanxingdui Ruins, Sichuan's most important archaeological discovery (). The most eye-catching find in

考古发现

the Lianhe Ruins recently is that pottery pig.

Pig figures () are common among the relics () from ruins in the Shang and Zhou dynasties ().

形象文物朝代

They were domestic ()animals back then. “True-to-life pigs have been found in the Sanxingdui Ruins. But

家养的

the pottery pig from the Lianhe Ruins is like an artwork,” said Xin Zhonghua, a researcher. He guessed that the

pottery pig was part of an ornament () of some kind.

装饰品

The Sanxingdui Ruins were discovered in 1929 by a farmer digging in his field. The discovery of the

Sanxingdui Ruins showed China had different origins of civilization (). Before that, it was believed that

文明起源

the Yellow River Valley was the only point of origin.

Liu Bing had visited the Sanxingdui Museum many times. But that pottery pig rekindled her interest. “I will

go there again. Because of COVID-19, I cannot travel far. The museum is nearby,” she said. “It will be my best

place to go to this summer to see the bronze masks and other pottery pigs.”

17. Why did Liu Bing change her idea on pigs?

A. Because she didn't keep pigs at home any longer.

B. Because she found a pottery pig in Lianhe Ruins.

C. Because she liked the green pigs in Angry Birds Movie.

D. Because she saw a very old but cute pottery pig.

18. What can you learn from the text?

A. The pottery pig appeared as green pigs in the Angry Birds Movie.

B. The pottery pig was the most important archaeological discovery in China.

C. The pottery pig from Lianhe Ruins was quite different from other pig figures.

D. The discovery of the pottery pip showed the origin of Chinese civilization.

19. What is the closest meaning to the underlined word “rekindled” in the last paragraph?

A. brought back B. gave up C. build up D. took away

20. What does the text mainly talk about?

A. Liu Bing's summer visit to Sanxingdui Museum

B. Sanxingdui Ruins, an origin of Chinese civilization

C. A lovely archaeological discovery in Sichuan

D. History stories of Sichuan in ancient China

二、填写适当的单词补全对话

A: Hi, Bob. What did you do last weekend?

B: Hi, Amy. I went to Sanxingdui. It drew the world’s attention on March 20th, 2021. Chinese archaeologists (

考古

学家）文物坑

21. that they had found more than 500 cultural relics () in six pits (), which 22. back over 3200

years. The relics include bronze-ware, gold and bronze masks and ivory.

A: Wow, so amazing! Anything more about it?

B: 23. 12 square kilometers, Sanxingdui, which was first discovered 24. by local farmers in 1929, is located in

Guanghan, about 60 kilometers from Chengdu. It’s believed to be the 25. of the ancient Shu Kingdom. The

kingdom was a center of civilization () along the Yangtze River.

文明

A: I think the new discoveries will help to better 26. many unexplained findings of Sanxingdui culture.

B: Yes, it’s good to know ancient China. The new discoveries are similar to 27. found in 1986, as they also

included bronze masks and metal trees.

A: What were they used for?

B: For sacrifice (). They also raise an important question about the 28. of Chinese civilization. The ancient

祭祀

Shu civilization of Sanxingdui is regarded to be one of the earliest examples of Chinese civilization.

A: Is it one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization?

B: Yes. These new discoveries show Sanxingdui had a 29. connection with Liangzhu Culture in Zhejiang

province which has a history of 4,300 years to 5,300 years.

A: That’s very long. There are still many 30. areas in the ancient Chinese history and we have a long way to know

our colorful culture.

三、多任务混合阅读

请阅读下面的短文，按要求完成所给任务。

Located in the northeast, Sanxingdui Museum is famous for its long history and splendid culture. It is a

modern museum which is 40 kilometers from the north of Chengdu.

The Sanxingdui Ruins drew the world’s attention. Chinese historians announced that they have found more

than 500 cultural relics () in six pits () at the site, which dates back over 3,200 years.

文物坑

The Sanxingdui Ruins were found

by accident. A farmer found them in 1929 Where do we come from?

when he was digging ditch (). People

挖渠

The ancient Shu civilization that built

found some artifacts, but didn’t know Sanxingdui is believed to be one of the

how important they were. After 1986, earliest examples of Chinese civilization. Its

some experts thought these pits were used discovery made experts think more about

for sacrifices (). But they were not where Chinese civilization () started. It

祭祀文明

sure. The new findings show that they seems that it started not only along the

were right. In October 2020, the newest Yellow River, but also along the Yangtze

relics were found in six pits. A group of River.

researchers began to unearth () them.

发掘

Are there any new findings? How were the relics found? What do they mean? Why is Sanxingdui important?

Let’s find out the mysteries!

Among the findings, the huge bronze ()

铜

Bronze () heavenly tree

铜

heavenly tree is no doubt one of the largest and

one of the most mysterious.

花费了八年的时间

Experts say that the tree should

来重建这棵铜树。

be even higher as its treetop is still missing. They

believe it reflects the strong and rich ancient Shu.

The “highest” ruler is this giant standing

Bronze figure statue

bronze figure, which is 260.8 centimeters high. It

is the largest and the oldest of its kind that has

been found so far. But no matter who he was, the

statue was certainly used as a ritual object. It

stands for the great power of ancient Shu.

31. Please translate the underlined sentence into Chinese.

32. Please complete the timetable.

33. What is the historical meaning of the Sanxingdui Ruins?

34. What do the Bronze heavenly tree and Bronze figure statue commonly show?

35. Please translate the underlined sentence into English.

36. Are you interested in the historical relics? Why or why not?

2023年中考英语时事热点阅读专练

热点56 三星堆博物馆相关情况

一、阅读理解

Welcome to Sanxingdui Museum!

Sanxingdui Museum is a modern theme museum near Chengdu. It was first set up in August 1992, and

opened to the public in October 1997.

The relics() exhibited() in the museum show the great culture of the Sanxingdui-based

文物展出

ancient Shu State. To push cultural exchange between China and the rest of the world, these relics have

been exhibited in over ten countries and regions and have taken the world by storm.

Opening & Booking Time

Opening time Gallery One: 8:30—18:00 Gallery Two: 8:30—18:30

Booking time 8:30—17:00

Ticket Price:

(1) Gallery ticket ¥ 80

(2) Garden ticket ¥ 5

Children shorter than 1.2m (including 1.2m) can visit the gallery and garden free.

The ticket is used on the sold day and at both galleries once.

Guide Service & Price:

If you need a museum guide, please hire one at the service desk in Gallery One.

Chinese, Cantonese, Tibetan: ¥ 80 (to a group of 20 persons or fewer)

English, Japanese: ¥ 120 (to a group of 20 persons or fewer)

Each guide service covering the two galleries takes about 80 minutes.

We provide free Chinese & English auto guiding device (). Please hand in 200 yuan and your ID

设备

card or student card before the tour at our service desk.

If the device gets broken or lost, you won’t get the money back.

Sanxingdui Historic Relics 618300, Guanghan Sichuan (08385651526)

－

1. Which of the following is true about the museum?

A. The public were able to visit it right after it was set up.

B. The relics in it were all collected from the rest of the world.

C. Some of its relics have been shown to foreign people abroad.

D. It shows people the cultural exchange between China and the Shu State.

2. The two galleries are both open ________.

A. at 6:00 am B. at 8:00 am C. at 5:00 pm D. at 6:30 pm

3. Tony wants to visit the gallery and the garden with his baby son and he should pay ________.

A. ¥ 80 B. ¥ 85 C. ¥ 160 D. ¥ 170

4. A museum guide ________.

A. offers free guide service B. serves at most 20 people at a time

C. can speak at least five languages D. hands in his ID card before the tour

5. You can find this passage ________.

A. in a travel guide book B. in a history textbook

C. in a geography report D. at a technology website

【答案】

CC B B A

【解析】这篇短文主要向读者介绍了广安三星堆博物馆，对其馆内藏品及开放时间和收费等进行了说明。

1. “To push cultural exchange between China and the rest of the world, these relics have

细节理解题。根据文中

been exhibited in over ten countries and regions and have taken the world by storm.”

可知，这些文物有被送到国

外向当地人们展出。故选。

2. “Opening & Booking Time Opening time Gallery One: 8:30—18:00 Gallery Two:

细节理解题。根据文中

8:30—18:30”5C

可知，两个画廊都在下午点的时候处于开放状态。故选。

3. “Ticket Price: (1) Gallery ticket ¥ 80 (2) Garden ticket ¥ 5 Children shorter than

数字计算题。根据文中

1.2m (including 1.2m) can visit the gallery and garden free.”8051.2

可知，画廊门票是元；花园门票是元，米

（含米）以下儿童可免费参观画廊和花园。可知，带他很小的儿子前去应该付费：。故选

1.2Tony80+5=85

。

4. “Guide Service & Price: “ to a group of 20 persons or fewer”

细节理解题。根据文中中可知，博物馆导游一次

最多服务人。故选。

20B

5. “Sanxingdui Museum is a modern theme museum near Chengdu. It was first set up in

推理判断题。根据文中

August 1992, and opened to the public in October 1997.”

可知，本文主要向读者介绍广安三星推博物馆，对其馆

内藏品及开放时间和收费的介绍，因此文章应该出现在旅游指南上。故选。

On March 20, the Sanxingdui Ruins in Guanghan, Sichuan drew the world’s attention. Chinese

archaeologists() announced that they have found more than 500 cultural relies () in six pits () at

考古学家文物坑

the site, which dates back over 3,200 years. The relies include bronzeware () , gold and bronze masks, ivory,

青铜器

jade () and textiles ().

玉器纺织品

The Sanxingdui Ruins, which were first discovered in 1929, are believed to be the remains of the ancient Shu

Kingdom. The kingdom was a center of civilization () along the upper reaches of Yangtze River.

文明

In 1986, archaeologists discovered two pits that they believed were used for sacrificial ceremonies ().

祭祀仪式

At that time, over 1,000 artifacts were found, including bronzeware, face masks and “divine () trees”-bronze

神圣的

sculptures of trees.

The discovery of Sanxingdui raised an important question about the origins of Chinese civilization. The

ancient Shu civilization that built Sanxingdui is believed to be one of the earliest examples of Chinese civilization.

The site, along with the Liangzhu and Shijiahe sites along the Yangtze River, shows that the birthplace of Chinese

civilization might not have been only along the Yellow River Basin () in north China.

流域

The newly-discovered relics are similar to those found in 1986, as they also include divine trees and bronze

masks. They further support the idea that the pits were used for sacrificial purposes.

New kinds of cultural relies have also been dug up. For example, experts found two square zun (), a kind of

尊

ancient bronze jar () that was used for holding water or wine. They also found cong-a jade artifact commonly

罐子

found at the 5,000-year-old Liangzhu Archaeological Ruins in Zhejiang province.

“These artifacts show that the Sanxingdui site had a close connection with Central China, but it also marks an

original ancient civilization (in Sichuan) with strong creativity,” said Chen Xiandan, a member of the excavation

() project.

发掘

6. What does the word “artifact” in Paragraph3 refer to?

A. The remains of a building.

B. Ancient ceremonies.

C. Historical objects.

D. Bronze sculptures.

7. The discovery of Sanxingdui shows that Chinese civilization ________.

A. started earlier than was believed before

B. might have several different origins

C. was centered along the Yangtze River

D. developed from the ancient Shu civilization

8. What do the newly-discovered relics suggest?

A. Sanxingdui is more important than the sites in Central China

B. The Sanxingdui Ruins are part of the Liangzhu Ruins.

C. Sanxingdui was built by the ancient Shu Kingdom.

D. The ancient Shu civilization was creative.

【答案】

C BD

【解析】本文介绍了三星堆考古发现的物品以及重要意义。

6. “At that time, over 1,000 artifacts were found, including bronzeware, face masks and “divine

词句猜测题。根据

() trees”-bronze sculptures of trees.”

神圣的可知，这些青铜器、面具和青铜雕塑的树木，应是历史物品。故选

。

7. “The discovery of Sanxingdui raised an important question about the origins of Chinese

推理判断题。根据

civilization. The ancient Shu civilization that built Sanxingdui is believed to be one of the earliest examples of

Chinese civilization. The site, along with the Liangzhu and Shijiahe sites along the Yangtze River, shows that the

birthplace of Chinese civilization might not have been only along the Yellow River Basin () in north China”

流域可

知，三星堆的发现表明古蜀文明被认为是中国文明的最早范例之一，中国文明的发源地可能不只有沿黄河

流域的中国北方地区，因此推断中国文明的起源有不同的地区，故选。

8. “These artifacts show that the Sanxingdui site had a close connection with Central China, but

推理判断题。根据

it also marks an original ancient civilization (in Sichuan) with strong creativity,”

可知，三星堆的最新的发现表明

古蜀文明是有创造力的，故选。

After “sleeping” for more than 3,000 years, the Sanxingdui Ruins surprised the world in 1986 because

scientists found more than 1,000 cultural relics (). The surprises didn’t stop there. Scientists recently have

文物

found about 500 more relics that date back over 3,200 years.

New findings

Big wooden box: Scientists found a big wooden box covered in cinnabar (). It is 1.5 meters long and 40

朱砂

centimeters wide. Scientists are finding out how to open it.

Silk: After hundreds of years, silk turns to black ash (). It shows that people of the ancient Shu Kingdom

黑灰

used silk.

By accident

The Sanxingdui Ruins were found by accident. A farmer found them in 1929 when he was digging a ditch (

挖

渠

). People found some artifacts, but didn’t know how important they were. In 1986, when farmers dug up soil to

make bricks (), they found relics again. Experts then found two pits (). The newest relics were found in

砖块深坑

six pits. The biggest pit is 19 square meters while the smallest is 3.5 square meters. Researchers from 34

universities and research groups began to unearth () them in October, 2020.

发掘

Why is it important?

The Sanxingdui Ruins were built at the time of the Shang Dynasty. They were in the ancient Shu Kingdom.

Sanxingdui is a good example of Shu civilization. Its discovery made experts think more about where Chinese

civilization started. It seems that it started not only along the Yellow River, but also along the Yangtze.

9. How many cultural relics have been found from the Sanxingdui Ruins up till now?

A. Over 500. B. Over 1,000. C. More than 1,500. D. More than 3,000

10. Which of the following is probably the newest finding from the Sanxingdui Ruins?

A. Gold. B. Silk. C. Wood. D. Paper.

11. Who was the first to discover the Sanxingdui Ruins?

A. An alien. B. An expert. C. A farmer. D. A researcher.

12. Which of the following can be the best title for the text?

A. Something by accident B. A Big Surprise in the World

C. History under Our Feet D. A Discovery for 3,000 Years

【答案】

CBCC

【解析】本文是一篇说明文，主要介绍了中国的三星堆。

9. “the Sanxingdui Ruins surprised the world in 1986 because scientists found more

细节理解题。根据文章第一段

than 1,000 cultural relics. The surprises didn’t stop there. Scientists recently have found about 500 more relics that

date back over 3,200 years.”1500C

可知，科学家们总计发现了多件文物。故选。

10. “After hundreds of years, silk turns to black ash.”

细节理解题。根据文章可知，在三星堆发现了丝绸。故选

。

11. “The Sanxingdui Ruins were found by accident. A farmer found them in 1929 when he was

细节理解题。根据

digging a ditch. ”C

可知，三星堆的发现是一位农民无意之间发现的。故选。

12.

最佳标题题。根据全文可知，主要介绍了三星堆的文物，三星堆如何发现的以及三星堆的重要性，通过

这些可知，讲述的是我们脚下的历史。故选。