Q. Why are archaeologists holding back? refusing to open Qin Shi Huang's tomb?
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Why are archaeologists holding back? refusing to open Qin Shi Huang's tomb?

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Why are archaeologists holding back? refusing to open Qin Shi Huang’s tomb

China’s official Xinhua news agency reported on Jan. 13 that 220168slotxo.infoadditional terracotta soldiers had been unearthed along with terracotta horses and chariots. In the area near the tomb of Qin Shihuangdi, or “Qin Shi Huang”, the first emperor who unified China.

Since the discovery of the Terracotta Army and the First Emperor’s tomb in 1974 in China’s Shaanxi Province, It was one of the most important archaeological finds of the 20th century. Including many more statues of terracotta soldiers

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But over the course of nearly half a century No one had ever mentioned the opening of Qin Shi Huang’s burial tomb. Which is under a large mound similar to a small mountain near the hole where the Terracotta Army was discovered. In spite of the abundance of historical and scientific evidence indicating that Inside this 2,200-year-old tomb is filled with precious relics and astonishing artifacts. which challenges and invites archaeologists to explore greatly


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