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1. Meter in English

Meter in English [712mi ⁄ t ə (r)] in the United States [712mi ⁄ t ə r] n. Meter; meter; Rhythm measurement with instruments vi. Measurement with meters [associated words] meter meter meter volt volt kilometer/kilometer kilometer ohm sensor/sensors, sensor calibration millimeter foot watt [expanded] Phrases/idioms square meter square meter flow meter power meter watt meter energy meter pressure meter pressure meter sound level meter noise meter moisture meter humidity meter electric energy meter electric energy meter

2. Xian Hanyang Mausoleum The joint burial cemetery of the cave is located on the Xianyang Plain, north of Zhangjiawan and Hougou Village, Zhengyang Town, Weicheng District, Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province, spanning three counties and districts: Weicheng District, Jingyang County, and Gaoling County. Since May 1990, the Shaanxi Provincial Institute of Archaeology has conducted large-scale investigations, mapping, drilling, excavation, and research on the Yangling Mausoleum of Emperor Jing of Han, and has achieved many remarkable excavation and research results. The plan of Hanyang Mausoleum is irregular gourd shaped, with a length of nearly 6 kilometers from east to west and a width of 1 to 3 kilometers from north to south, covering an area of approximately 12 square kilometers. It consists of imperial tombs, rear tombs, southern and northern burial pits, prisoner cemeteries, tomb temples and other ceremonial buildings, accompanying burial gardens, and Yangling City. To the west east of the Imperial Mausoleum, located in the central western part of the cemetery; The Houling Mausoleum, Nanqu Cong Burial Pit, Beiqu Cong Burial Pit, and No.1 Building Foundation Site are evenly distributed at the four corners of the Imperial Mausoleum; The burial area for concubines and the Luojing Stone site are located on both sides of the imperial tomb, symmetrical on both sides; The convict cemetery and three architectural sites are located on the west side of the imperial tomb, arranged in a straight line from north to south; The accompanying burial cemetery is distributed in a chessboard pattern on both sides of Sima Road on the east side of the imperial tomb; Yanglingyi is located at the eastern end of the cemetery. The entire cemetery is centered around the imperial tomb, with four corner arches, symmetrical north and south, connected east and west, well-organized layout, and rigorous structure, demonstrating a sense of royal supremacy and strict hierarchy. The Han Yangling Emperor and the Houling Mausoleum are both in the shape of "Ya", and the discovery of their west and east bases is the first of its kind in the archaeology of the Western Han Dynastys eleven tombs. This discovery basically solved the long-standing debate in the academic community about whether Han tombs faced south or east, denied the argument that Han imperial tombs were arranged according to the Zhaomu system, and solved a major problem in the study of Han imperial tomb system. The discovery and trial excavation of 86 burial pits in the Imperial Mausoleum have posed new challenges for field investigation, drilling, and excavation of Han tombs, and opened up new perspectives for the study of the imperial tomb system. The distribution of these burial pits and the placement of accompanying objects in the pits are undoubtedly related to the system of the court at that time. Therefore, the excavation and research of these burial pit

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