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Built by a Forgotten Empire, This 4,000-Km Wall System Spanning Asia Just Got Even More Mysterious After a New Discovery
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Built by a Forgotten Empire, This 4,000-Km Wall System Spanning Asia Just Got Even More Mysterious After a New Discovery
A huge wall running across Mongolia’s desert is changing what archaeologists thought they knew. The Gobi Wall was not just built to keep people out. New research shows it was also used to control movement, resources, and territory during the Xi Xia Dynasty. The wall is part of the wider Medieval Wall System, which stretches around 4,000 kilometers across northern China, Mongolia, and parts of Siberia. Despite its size, some sections have barely …
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