2010年11月成都东御街发现两通汉代石碑,深埋于地下5米的砂石层内,由碑座、碑身、碑首三部分组成。两碑均为记东汉时期蜀郡太守李君和裴君生平事迹的功德碑,前者正反两面有800余字,后者正反两面有1400余字。汉代蜀郡史料十分缺乏,两通汉碑的出土,可说在一定程度上填补了历史空白。碑文反映的地方官制、文化教育、社会生活、经济面貌、文学水平、书法艺术等方面内容,都具有很高的价值。 November 2010 Chengdu Dongyu Street found two Han Dynasty stone tablet, buried in the sand 5 meters underground gravel, the monument, the monument body, monument first three parts. The two monuments are both merit monumentations of the deeds of Li Jun and Pei Jun, the Shu prefectures during the Eastern Han Dynasty. The former has more than 800 words on both the front and the back, and the other 1,400 words on both the front and the back. The Han Dynasty Shu County historical data is very scarce, two unearthed Han tablet can be said to a certain extent, to fill the gaps in history. Inscriptions reflect the local government, culture and education, social life, economic outlook, literary standards, calligraphy and other aspects of art, have a high value.