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Why Are Archaeologists Afraid of Opening the Tomb of China's First Emperor?

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Archaeologists reveal their fear of opening Qin Shi Huang's tomb due to his deadly mercury pursuit for immortality.

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Why are archaeologists afraid of opening the tomb of China's first emperor?

Archaeologists reveal their fear of opening Qin Shi Huang's tomb due to his deadly mercury pursuit for immortality.

·Jerusalem, Israel
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Archaeologists Are Afraid to Open the Tomb of the First Emperor of China

The tomb of the sovereign, who ruled from 221 BC to 210 BC, is guarded by an army of soldiers and horses made of terracotta

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Independent Español broke the news in on Monday, June 23, 2025.
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