First, the so-called paranormal, people in this line of work don't believe it at all, so they won't encounter it.
Second, the so-called organs, such as poisonous insects, may have existed, but after many years, almost all of them have failed. The only headache for folk archaeologists is quicksand, but it takes some effort. It's not as scary as in novels or in the mouth of "experts", but it takes a little effort.
Third, whether in novels or movies, about shipment, they all entered a warehouse with flashlights or torches ... In fact, early tombs were like digging potatoes, looking for things in the soil. In fact, few unearthed things are complete, whether porcelain or bronze, many of them are broken and only come out after repair.
Fourth, folk archaeologists must understand the knowledge of Feng Shui. Exploring the grave to find a hole is not running all over the mountain with a compass. For thousands of years, the terrain has changed a lot, and Feng Shui is just a reference. They still rely on probes, shovels, probes to find some, shovels to look at the soil. I didn't find it with a shovel. I'm exhausted.
Fifth, scientific and technological means should be used in high-tech grave robbery. For example, it used to be just digging, but later Sun Dianying used explosives, which was much more efficient. The so-called high-tech tomb raiding is mostly found in movies. The works are either very old techniques, such as Feng Shui, such as a ceremonial sect, or high-tech and direct perspective, which are actually exaggerated.