US EditionThe Terrifying Reason Archaeologists Refuse to Open the Tomb of China's First Emperor
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The Terrifying Reason Archaeologists Refuse to Open the Tomb of China's First Emperor
The tomb of Qin Shi Huang, China's first Emperor, remains untouched to this day—and the reason why is as fascinating as it is unsettling.While archaeologists have made countless remarkable discoveries over the years, few are as iconic as the burial site of the first ruler to unify China. Constructed over a span of 38 years—from 246 to 208 BC—the massive mausoleum was designed to mirror the ancient capital of the Qin Dynasty, Xianyang, and lies n…
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