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The Tomb of the First Emperor Who Hides an Army of 8,000 Warriors and the Mystery of Underground Rivers of Mercury
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Under a huge artificial hill near Xiňan, China, the funeral chamber of Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor to unify the country, remains closed. Around it, archaeologists have already found thousands of natural-sized terracotta soldiers. However, the greatest mystery of the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum remains untouched: reports of more... The post The tomb of the first emperor who hides an army of 8,000 warriors and the mystery of underground mercury r…
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