Kuqa, Xinjiang, is more than 2000 kilometers away from Dunhuang. In ancient times, the former was a multi-ethnic inhabited area, while the latter was a Han inhabited area. However, during the reconstruction and construction of Kuqa County in 2007, a number of ancient tombs of the Han Dynasty that had never been found in Xinjiang in the past were found. They belong to the typical Han style tombs in the Wei and Jin Dynasties. In terms of construction mode, material specification, brick carving style and unearthed relics, it is particularly similar to or even the same as the tombs of the Wei, Jin and Sixteen Kingdoms period in foyemiaowan cemetery in Dunhuang, Gansu Province, and is also similar to the tombs of the same period in Hexi area, Gansu Province.
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In the Wei and Jin Dynasties, there were many kinds of tombs in Hexi area.