Asian Studies: In Search of Chinese Treasures

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Are you planning a trip to China? Are you hoping to find hidden treasure from the ancient world? Students who compare civilizations in world history are aware that like the pharaohs of Egypt, the Chinese emperors and leaders buried treasures with them for their afterlife.

It was reported in 2009 that Chinese archaeologists uncovered an 1800-year-old tomb in Xigaoxue , which they believed to be the genuine tomb of a Chinese general Cao Cao. Hundreds of relics were recovered, but some experts were not convinced the bones belonged to the military leader and wanted DNA tests done. Evidently, they had the bones of the general’s son which had been discovered in 1951.

The treasures of the Tombs of Southern Song Dynasty emperors** were found but they had already been robbed. Perhaps there might still be some hidden tombs that the grave robbers could not locate or access. One can hope.

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Curious seekers wanting to find treasures of ancient China often search for undiscovered tombs, but based on some interesting information uncovered doing research to write another article, it appears that searching for ships lost at sea or shipwrecks, might be just as profitable.

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I like to dabble in Asian studies as part of my continuing education. You can probably tell by this article I’m an amateur. Hope you liked it though. :)

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10 Crazy Stories About The Rulers Of Ancient China - Listverse

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I would love to go there soon. Those historical places are worthy to be visited. ❤

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