藤村新一 02

[00:20.38]Shinichi Fujimura [00:24.61]藤村新一 [00:36.98]詞匯掃描 [00:41.27]comfess 坦白 [00:45.69]indicate 表明 [00:49.41]dismiss 免職 [00:55.24]However, on November 5, 2000, [00:58.53]the newspaper Mainichi Shimbun [01:01.89]published pictures of Fujimura digging holes [01:05.67]and burying the artifacts his team later found. [01:10.18]The pictures had been taken one day [01:12.52]before the find was announced. [01:16.32]Fujimura confessed the same day in a press conference. [01:20.83]He said that he had wanted to be known as the person [01:24.88]who had found the earliest stoneware in Japan. [01:29.46]He had planted the artifacts from his own collection in strata [01:35.15]that would have indicated earlier dates. [01:39.15]In Kamitakamori he had planted 61 of 65 artifacts, [01:45.44]and had earlier planted all of the stonework [01:49.05]in the Soshin Fudozaka site in the Hokkaido Prefecture. [01:54.89]He claimed these were the only times [01:58.24]he had planted artifacts. [02:00.57]He was immediately dismissed [02:02.47]from his position at the Tohoku Institute. [02:07.18]講解 [03:14.73]逐句對照 [03:19.49]However, on November 5, 2000, [03:22.82]the newspaper Mainichi Shimbun [03:26.09]published pictures of Fujimura digging holes [03:29.90]and burying the artifacts his team later found. [03:49.36]The pictures had been taken one day [03:51.62]before the find was announced. [04:00.15]Fujimura confessed the same day in a press conference. [04:09.89]He said that he had wanted to be known as the person [04:13.85]who had found the earliest stoneware in Japan. [04:25.28]He had planted the artifacts from his own collection in strata [04:30.57]that would have indicated earlier dates. [04:42.13]In Kamitakamori he had planted 61 of 65 artifacts, [04:56.05]and had earlier planted all of the stonework [04:59.71]in the Soshin Fudozaka site in the Hokkaido Prefecture. [05:12.88]He claimed these were the only times [05:15.75]he had planted artifacts. [05:23.79]He was immediately dismissed [05:25.63]from his position at the Tohoku Institute. [05:38.96]多學(xué)一點(diǎn) [05:44.88]confess 坦白 [05:47.51]He confessed that he had murdered her. [05:53.67]indicate [05:57.74]His hesitation indicates unwillingness. [06:07.01]the arrow indicates north [06:12.23]dismiss 免職，解散 [06:17.26]He was dismissed from the service for his careless behaviors. [06:42.00]詞匯掃描 [06:45.88]suspicion 懷疑 [06:50.25]accusation 指責(zé) [06:54.60]proclaim 宣稱 [06:58.77]committee suicide 自殺 [07:04.45]All of Fujimura's work immediately fell under suspicion, [07:10.41]and the discovery also affected the research [07:13.20]of many other archaeologists in Japan and elsewhere, [07:17.93]based on his findings. [07:20.28]In 2001, accusations of forgery [07:23.97]against Professor Mitsuo Kagawa of Beppu University [07:28.71]were published. [07:30.37]Professor Mitsuo Kagawa hanged himself, [07:34.29]leaving a note proclaiming that he was innocent, [07:38.58]and that he had committed suicide in protest. [07:42.69]Publishers of archaeology textbooks [07:45.18]had to change everything. [07:47.95]Most of Fujimura's other findings [07:51.39]were later also proven to be forgeries. [07:56.96]講解 [08:41.42]逐句對照 [08:46.74]All of Fujimura's work immediately fell under suspicion, [08:56.70]and the discovery also affected the research [08:59.42]of many other archaeologists in Japan and elsewhere, [09:04.35]based on his findings. [09:16.47]In 2001, accusations of forgery [09:19.89]against Professor Mitsuo Kagawa of Beppu University [09:24.79]were published. [09:33.33]Professor Mitsuo Kagawa hanged himself, [09:36.91]leaving a note proclaiming that he was innocent, [09:47.15]and that he had committed suicide in protest. [09:54.12]Publishers of archaeology textbooks [09:56.74]had to change everything. [10:05.52]Most of Fujimura's other findings [10:08.00]were later also proven to be forgeries. [10:21.42]多學(xué)一點(diǎn) [10:25.60]suspicion 懷疑，猜疑 [10:28.64]under suspicion 被懷疑 [10:32.74]We are all under suspicion. [10:37.55]suspect 懷疑，猜想 [10:42.90]I suspect they are very disappointed. [10:48.97]accusation 譴責(zé)，指控 [10:52.11]bring an accusation against sb. [10:59.27]The judge brought an accusation against the man. [11:06.86]accuse [11:07.49]accusation [11:10.09]控告，譴責(zé) [11:13.36]Man often accuses nature for his own misfortunes. [11:22.15]proclaim 聲明，宣布 [11:26.56]They proclaimed him King. [11:32.65]commit suicide [11:34.70]kill oneself 自殺 [11:38.42]commit 犯… [11:42.42]commit an error 犯錯誤 [11:45.73]commit a crime 犯罪 [12:04.07]原音重現(xiàn) [12:08.03]However, on November 5, 2000, [12:11.33]the newspaper Mainichi Shimbun [12:14.53]published pictures of Fujimura digging holes [12:18.48]and burying the artifacts his team later found. [12:22.96]The pictures had been taken one day [12:25.34]before the find was announced. [12:28.25]Fujimura confessed the same day in a press conference. [12:33.98]He said that he had wanted to be known as the person [12:37.79]who had found the earliest stoneware in Japan. [12:42.37]He had planted the artifacts from his own collection in strata [12:47.99]that would have indicated earlier dates. [12:51.63]In Kamitakamori he had planted 61 of 65 artifacts, [12:58.21]and had earlier planted all of the stonework [13:02.11]in the Soshin Fudozaka site in the Hokkaido Prefecture. [13:07.68]He claimed these were the only times [13:11.13]he had planted artifacts. [13:13.25]He was immediately dismissed [13:14.94]from his position at the Tohoku Institute. [13:20.82]All of Fujimura's work immediately fell under suspicion, [13:25.58]and the discovery also affected the research [13:28.69]of many other archaeologists in Japan and elsewhere, [13:33.26]based on his findings. [13:35.92]In 2001, accusations of forgery [13:39.37]against Professor Mitsuo Kagawa of Beppu University [13:44.09]were published. [13:46.04]Professor Mitsuo Kagawa hanged himself, [13:49.65]leaving a note proclaiming that he was innocent, [13:54.08]and that he had committed suicide in protest. [13:58.16]Publishers of archaeology textbooks [14:00.55]had to change everything. [14:03.66]Most of Fujimura's other findings [14:06.48]were later also proven to be forgeries. [14:22.86]謝謝收聽

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