Has the tomb of Qin Shi Huang been dug up Has the tomb of Qin Shi Huang been dug up?

Not all excavated.

Reasons: 1. The State Administration of Cultural Heritage has long made clear regulations - not to take the initiative to excavate the emperor's tombs, which is an established policy that must be unswervingly implemented.

2. The Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang is a huge system project, only the discovery of more than 180 burial pits, this is an arduous long-term archaeological task, each archaeological research results will increase the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang.

Degree of cognition.

3. The protection and excavation of the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang is a gradual archaeological science project, and any "idea" of the underground palace is contrary to the spirit of science in the case of insufficient understanding of the local or peripheral areas and insufficient cultural relics protection technology.

The terracotta warriors and horses are only a small part of the tomb of Qin Shi Huang, and the main tomb is not dug up, because it is recorded in the "Historical Records of Qin Shi Huang Benji" that the underground palace in the tomb of Qin Shi Huang is "mercury for a hundred rivers and seas". The China Institute of Geological Survey proved through geophysical prospecting that there were indeed obvious mercury anomalies in the underground palace, and the mercury distribution was strong in the southeast and southwest, and weak in the northeast and northwest. If the distribution of mercury represents the rivers and seas, this is exactly consistent with the distribution of the Bohai Sea and the Yellow Sea in China.

Qin Shi Huang used mercury as a river and sea, not only to create a magnificent natural landscape, but also to keep the buried corpses and burial goods from decaying for a long time because of the mercury gas that diffused in the underground palace. Moreover, mercury is a highly toxic substance, and inhaling large amounts can lead to death, so the mercury in the underground palace can also poison tomb robbers. Therefore, the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang has not been excavated so far.

1. The tomb of Qin Shi Huang contains a large amount of mercury. Although thousands of years have passed, geologists have examined the soil of the mausoleum and found that the soil contains a lot of mercury, which if excavated rashly, can cause great harm to the environment, the staff and the people around them.

2. The state's strength to protect cultural relics is not enough. The tomb of Qin Shi Huang is very large, and once it is excavated, it involves a large amount of capital injection and manpower investment. Moreover, a large number of unearthed cultural relics also need corresponding facilities and conditions to repair and preserve, which is not a small burden for the developing China, so it is better to let it continue to sleep underground until the country has a certain strength to excavate it.

came out, the terracotta warriors and horses were.

Why does the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang not dare to dig it so far?After looking at the satellite cloud image, I finally understood.

Not all excavated. Here's why.

1.The State Administration of Cultural Heritage has long made it clear that it is an established policy that must be unswervingly implemented not to actively excavate the tombs of emperors.

2. The Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang is a huge system project, only the discovery of more than 180 burial pits, this is an arduous long-term archaeological task, each archaeological research results will increase the degree of awareness of the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang.

3. The protection and excavation of the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang is a gradual archaeological science project, and any "idea" of the underground palace is contrary to the spirit of science in the case of insufficient understanding of the local or peripheral areas and insufficient cultural relics protection technology.

In November 2016, during the latest drilling of the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang, a large number of new burial pits were discovered, some of which were even thousands of square meters in size.

Previously, more than 400 large and small burial pits were found in the Qin Shi Huang Cemetery, and dozens of small tombs and burial pits were newly discovered in this drilling. In the excavated burial pits, basically pottery products, in the periphery of the mausoleum area of Qin Shi Huang, archaeologists also found a large number of armor, armor, etc., and all of them are made of stone.

According to archaeological experts, these ** should not be used in actual combat, because stone objects are not only heavy but also brittle, with such equipment to kill the enemy, the armor is easy to brittle, and its true effect needs to be further studied.

Hello, at present, most of the tomb of Qin Shi Huang is actually not excavated, because through the detection of scientific and technological level, it is found that the tomb of Qin Shi Huang below has a very large space, and it is many layers underground, basically in an internal stable state, according to the existing technology, if you blindly excavate, it is likely to lead to the destruction of the ecological balance inside, and many cultural relics and related objects inside will be destroyed by direct oxidation reaction in the air. Therefore, at present, the tomb of Qin Shi Huang still tries to maintain its original appearance as much as possible and has not been excavated.

1. Why has the tomb of Qin Shi Huang not been excavated so far, there are many institutions in the tomb of Qin Shi Huang, and the existing technology cannot protect the cultural relics. All without digging.

2. In recent years, with the continuous progress of archaeological work, our understanding of history has become more and more deep.

3. Many materials that cannot be found in historical books have been effectively supplemented through archaeological excavations. Therefore, archaeological work is of great significance for studying history and learning from the future.

4. There are many organs in the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang. From the fall of the Qin Dynasty to today, many people have fought the idea of the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang and paid practical actions. But as a result, without exception, they all failed.

5. As the first emperor of China to unify the world, how could Qin Shi Huang not think that someone would rob his tomb after his death? So he asked the craftsmen to set up various mechanisms in the mausoleum, such as a dark crossbow, quicksand layer, a chain flap, and a water galaxy.

6. Secondly, the prior art cannot protect the cultural relics after opening. I believe that many people have heard such a thing, after the ancient tomb is opened, the cultural relics in the tomb instantly oxidize when they see the air.

7. What's more, it disappears directly. The purpose of archaeology is to understand the history of the past through artifacts, and if the artifacts cannot be preserved, the damage will be even greater. Therefore, when there is no certainty, experts will not and dare not easily open the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang.

After nearly three years of investigation and research, Shaanxi archaeologists have come to the conclusion that the tomb of Qin Shi Huang is basically intact and has not been seriously damaged or excavated.

So, when will this mysterious mausoleum be opened? Experts believe that according to the current conditions, many technical problems have not yet been solved, and the time is not yet ripe for the excavation of the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang, and the main difficulties are as follows:

1. The mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang is large-scale, the mausoleum is about 500 times 500 meters square, according to the usual archaeological procedures, it must be uncovered, the sealed soil is removed layer by layer, and then dug layer by layer to the underground palace.

Not to mention the huge earth-moving project, in order to protect the underground palace, it is necessary to build a permanent protection hall with a span of 500 meters, and to build such a large-span hall, not to mention that there is no precedent in the country, even in the world, and the cost is extremely huge.

2. In addition, the groundwater level in the Qinling Mountains is quite high, and the water can be seen at a distance of 16 meters from the ground. The underground palace is below 26 meters, and when excavating, if there is no extra-large drainage equipment, the entire underground palace will definitely be flooded.

3. There is a large amount of mercury in the mausoleum, which forms a dense mercury sealing layer, and how to pass through the sealing layer is also a difficult problem.

4. How to solve the preservation of unearthed cultural relics is also a major problem. Archaeologists have encountered this situation when excavating the Qin Terracotta Warriors. At that time, the soil layer was opened, and the terracotta warriors and horses were brightly colored faience, but soon after they were unearthed, all the colors faded and turned into a gray-brown color.

A large number of silk fabrics were unearthed in Dingling, Beijing, including a dragon robe, which was protected using the world's most advanced technology at the time, but failed.

The current dragon robe could turn into a pile of debris or powder with the slightest movement. At present, these technical problems have not been solved, so the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang cannot be excavated for the time being.

Why didn't the tomb of Qin Shi Huang be dug up? A matter of technology.

It's easy to dig up, but hard to preserve. Like the Mawangdui tomb, after the contents are dug up, they turn into ashes as soon as they see the air.

I used to hear that Japan wanted to help us dig it, but the condition was that we needed three things after digging it. Qin Shi Huang had a pilllow on his head, a pilllow in his hand, and a mouth in his mouth. Our country does not agree.

There are several main reasons Zeng Xiaozi found two ancient robbery holes, but they are only more than one meter deep The reason is that after the first emperor was buried, a large amount of mercury (mercury) was sprinkled within a radius of one kilometer Radioactive The ancient people had no anti-chemical measures Dig one meter deep and lose hair and teeth If you dig again, you will warp Of course you won't be digging! In addition, the tomb of the first emperor is the size of an international standard football field, which is filled with a large amount of mercury according to the location of the four seas of China at that time. And this football field is made of soil and rice milk with the most advanced technology of the time, there are ancient books and clouds, and I use the vernacular here:

After the tomb wall is built, use the strongest bow and crossbow soldiers of Great Qin to stand a hundred steps away and shoot at the wall, if the arrow reaches and does not fall into the soil, that is to say, not only can it not be shot, but it will not shoot the soil on the surface, even if it passes, the soil will be pushed off, and if it is shot in, all the workers in charge of the wall will be killed, and the replacement has never been compared to the current cement, and there are also records that the tomb of the first emperor is deep under the nine springs, in fact, it means that the groundwater may have been dug through when the tomb was built, such as hail! So deep, do you dare to go! Hey!

There is a reason why there is too much mercury on the ground There is no shelter in a radius of a kilometer There is no place to hide It's okay at night Just wait to be caught during the day! But you have to wear a high-end chemical protective suit first, but if you can buy it, you probably won't want to be a tomb robber! Hehe-hey - there is also a legend that because the first emperor died on the road, the corpse was rotten, Zhao Gao used salted fish to cover up the smell of rot, so the tomb of the first emperor was floating in the tomb, drifting along the mercury, very creative ancients!

There are countless treasures inside, and it is said that the moon and sun are made of large night pearls, and there is nothing in the mechanism, but there are indeed many burial workers who died inside, to be precise, so that they would not leak their secrets, and were buried alive under a very deep passage from the outside of the main tomb of the First Emperor to the outer wall, just like the entrance to the pyramids of Egypt! Our country has long been proven, but there is a lack of preservation technology for cultural relics after excavation! There are a lot of undamaged artifacts in it, and they can't be dug up and protected, so we can only see them in our generation!

Future generations can only watch **!