The Problem of Tomb Robbery in Ancient Egypt
In 1871 in Meidum (Egypt), archaeologists eagerly began excavating the tomb of a prince from ancient times.They were shocked to find it devastated and empty. Since then, research into tomb ...
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China has an inviolable underwater tomb, even Qin Shi Huang had to “give up” and return
Emperor Qin Shi Huang prepared troops to raid the tomb in search of treasures, but was unsuccessful as he could not find the entrance and ultimately had to return home ...
Why did ancient tomb robbers insist on not stealing coins from the tomb?
Grave robbers during the feudal era often dug into tombs to steal valuable burial treasures. However, they absolutely did not take coins from the coffins.In ancient times, the tombs of ...
Revealing the Taboo in Ancient Tombs that No Thief Dares to Take
Grave robbing has been a persistent issue for thousands of years in China. Historical records indicate that Cao Cao once ordered the excavation of ancient tombs to replenish military supplies. ...
Exposing the “mysterious culprits” who killed the tomb raiders: One of them is very little known!
There is an old saying, "What goes around comes around," so do grave robbers truly bring upon themselves the consequences of their wicked actions?Ancient Chinese believed that grave robbing is ...
Grave Robbers Rush to Flee at the Sound of Rooster Crowing or When the Candle Goes Out: Afraid of Encountering Their Nemesis!
The terrifying phenomena that make grave robbers shudder are actually two of their lifelong professional principles. What are they?2 Strange Principles of Grave RobbersIn ancient Chinese belief, yin and yang ...
The 2,500-Year-Old Male and Female Mummies with Golden Tongues That Terrified Grave Robbers
The tomb of a female mummy shows clear signs of vandalism by grave robbers, and some artifacts may have been taken, but the gold tongue remains intact.Two unusual mummies found ...
