Idris Abdul Jesul, director and researcher of Xinjiang Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology, has been engaged in cultural relics and archaeology in Xinjiang for more than 30 years. He presided over and participated in many major archaeological excavations in our region, and made outstanding contributions to cultural relics archaeology in Xinjiang. He himself has also won honors such as national advanced workers, outstanding scientific and technological workers in Xinjiang, and Xinjiang Development and Construction Medal.

As we all know, the field archaeological environment in Xinjiang is very difficult and the treatment is very low. It's hard to describe the taste of field archaeological work in the desert no man's land. Idris Abdulresul went deep into the desert many times, not afraid of difficulties and dangers. He led the archaeological team into the forbidden area of life-Lop Nur; He has traveled all over the "Sea of Death"-Taklimakan Desert ... and is a scholar who has gone deep into desert archaeology for the longest time in China.

Idris Abdurezul has accumulated rich archaeological experience in many years of field archaeological work. On this basis, he continued his archaeological research, and successively wrote (including cooperation) dozens of papers and reports, such as Brief Report on Cultural Relics Investigation in Lop Nur Area, Remains of Fine Stoneware in Xinjiang, China, and Paleolithic Site on the West Platform of Jiaohegou, Turpan Basin. "If you work hard, you can only finish the work; Only by working hard can we do a good job. " Idris Abdul Rezul's life extends along the shining footprint [1].

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