Chinese scientists have analysed 79 fingerprints that were well preserved on terrorist warriors from the famous mausoleum Qin Shihuandi, and found that just under half of the footprints were left by adult men, and all the other fingerprints seemed to belong to women and adolescents or children. According to an article published in the Journal of Cultural Heritage, the data received disproved the popular view that only men were involved in the cr…
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Chinese scientists have analysed 79 fingerprints that were well preserved on terrorist warriors from the famous mausoleum Qin Shihuandi, and found that just under half of the footprints were left by adult men, and all the other fingerprints seemed to belong to women and adolescents or children. According to an article published in the Journal of Cultural Heritage, the data received disproved the popular view that only men were involved in the cr…