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[00:20.21]Shinichi Fujimura [00:24.66]藤村新一 [00:36.96]词汇扫描 [00:40.68]archaeologist 考古学家 [00:45.77]fake 伪造 [00:50.28]archaeology 考古学 [00:54.95]reputation 名声 [00:59.65]stratum 地层 [01:04.99]Shinichi Fujimura [01:06.66]was a Japanese amateur archaeologist [01:10.01]who faked important discoveries for years [01:13.64]before he was exposed in 2000. [01:17.31]In 1972, Fujimura began to study archaeology [01:23.24]and to look for prehistoric artifacts. [01:27.38]At the time he was working for a manufacturing company. [01:32.45]He established his reputation [01:34.72]as a leading amateur archaeologist in Japan [01:38.74]when he made a major discovery in 1981. [01:43.63]By stratum, it was dated as much as 40,000 years old. [01:50.42]讲解 [02:30.23]逐句对照 [02:34.52]Shinichi Fujimura [02:36.23]was a Japanese amateur archaeologist [02:39.61]who faked important discoveries for years [02:43.18]before he was exposed in 2000. [03:00.17]In 1972, Fujimura began to study archaeology [03:06.38]and to look for prehistoric artifacts. [03:16.48]At the time he was working for a manufacturing company. [03:25.35]He established his reputation [03:27.41]as a leading amateur archaeologist in Japan [03:31.33]when he made a major discovery in 1981. [03:44.93]By stratum, it was dated as much as 40,000 years old. [03:59.70]多学一点 [04:04.03]archeologist [04:05.90]-ist …人 [04:09.78]archeology 考古学 [04:13.46]archeologist 考古学家 [04:18.25]biologist 生物学家 [04:21.36]geologist 地质学者 [04:24.62]fake 伪造，假冒 [04:27.88]forge [04:29.66]He faked the fine furniture of the century before. [04:38.38]reputation 名誉，名声 [04:42.12]a man of reputation [04:49.74]have a reputation for [04:52.49]The store has an excellent reputation for fair dealing. [05:00.64]stratum 地层 [05:09.04]strata [05:29.47]词汇扫描 [05:33.21]superstitious 迷信 [05:37.88]would-be 想要成为或做…事情 [05:45.23]Over the years, he worked in 180 archaeological digs [05:51.52]all around Japan [05:53.50]and always seemed to find something important [05:57.11]and increasingly older. [06:00.25]The superstitious ones would talk about his "divine hands." [06:05.38]His work became the basis of numerous textbooks [06:09.59]and research of other archaeologists. [06:13.22]His reputation kept would-be critics silent. [06:17.71]He gained a position as a deputy director [06:21.06]at the Tohoku Paleolithic Institute. [06:25.65]On October 23, 2000, [06:29.26]Fujimura and his team announced [06:31.95]that they had made an important find [06:34.92]at the Kamitakamori site near Tsukidate, Miyagi Prefecture. [06:41.25]The finds were dated 570,000 years old. [06:46.80]讲解 [07:42.52]逐句对照 [07:47.55]Over the years, he worked in 180 archaeological digs [07:53.00]all around Japan [08:01.20]and always seemed to find something important [08:04.44]and increasingly older. [08:13.26]The superstitious ones would talk about his "divine hands." [08:22.76]His work became the basis of numerous textbooks [08:26.59]and research of other archaeologists. [08:37.66]His reputation kept would-be critics silent. [08:48.36]He gained a position as a deputy director [08:51.39]at the Tohoku Paleolithic Institute. [09:02.29]On October 23, 2000, [09:05.65]Fujimura and his team announced [09:08.23]that they had made an important find [09:11.15]at the Kamitakamori site near Tsukidate, Miyagi Prefecture. [09:30.28]The finds were dated 570,000 years old. [09:43.60]多学一点 [09:47.30]superstitious 迷信的 [09:50.83]superstitious villagers 迷信的村民 [09:55.20]superstition 迷信 [09:59.25]A common superstition in western countries [10:02.17]considered it bad luck to sleep in a room numbered 13. [10:14.82]would-be [10:20.87]I met her first when I was a very young would-be musician. [10:32.09]would-be 将要的，将要成为…的 [10:36.59]would-be mother 准妈妈 [10:55.56]原音重现 [10:58.92]Shinichi Fujimura [11:00.57]was a Japanese amateur archaeologist [11:04.00]who faked important discoveries for years [11:07.58]before he was exposed in 2000. [11:11.53]In 1972, Fujimura began to study archaeology [11:17.17]and to look for prehistoric artifacts. [11:21.36]At the time he was working for a manufacturing company. [11:26.32]He established his reputation [11:28.63]as a leading amateur archaeologist in Japan [11:32.34]when he made a major discovery in 1981. [11:37.13]By stratum, it was dated as much as 40,000 years old. [11:44.78]Over the years, he worked in 180 archaeological digs [11:50.26]all around Japan [11:52.26]and always seemed to find something important [11:55.89]and increasingly older. [11:59.02]The superstitious ones would talk about his "divine hands." [12:04.32]His work became the basis of numerous textbooks [12:08.28]and research of other archaeologists. [12:12.30]His reputation kept would-be critics silent. [12:16.70]He gained a position as a deputy director [12:19.79]at the Tohoku Paleolithic Institute. [12:24.36]On October 23, 2000, [12:28.00]Fujimura and his team announced [12:30.73]that they had made an important find [12:33.62]at the Kamitakamori site near Tsukidate, Miyagi Prefecture. [12:39.94]The finds were dated 570,000 years old. [12:58.00]谢谢收听

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