These Are the Real Reasons Why Archaeologists Are Reluctant to Open the Tomb of China’s First Emperor
ResearchConcerns over 2,000-year-old traps, mercury, and the risk of irreparably damaging the site are among the explanations.
Read more »Concerns over 2,000-year-old traps, mercury, and the risk of irreparably damaging the site are among the explanations.
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