Why has the tomb of Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of the ages, been unexcavated so far?

Because the development of the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang with the current technology cannot guarantee that the cultural relics in the Imperial Mausoleum will be intact, it has not been excavated. It's just that the imperial tomb has been protected.

Because our current archaeological technology is not very good, if it is excavated, there is no way to preserve the cultural relics intact, so no excavation is carried out.

Because Qin Shi Huang's mausoleum is still unknown, it may be underground, and his mausoleum is also said to be more dangerous.

The first question, where is the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang in**? I think basically the vast majority of Chinese people know this, in Lishan! Through modern means, we can also detect the exact location, the whole mausoleum is about the size of a standard football field, and the burial chamber is about 35 meters away from the imperial tomb.

Why not dig? With the current level of engineering in our country, it is not too easy to dig a mausoleum, after all, it is not in vain to be called an infrastructure madman. But we do have too many reasons not to dig it.

First of all, it is too painful to learn from the past.

We excavated part of the mausoleum a few decades ago, and the precious artifacts inside were so intriguing that they were stunning, and then a large number of them lost their color and were oxidized due to the lack of existing preservation methods. The exquisite silk of Changsha Mawang and the dazzling colors of the Qin Terracotta Warriors and Horses are no longer visible. Now, except for the robbery and destruction of the tomb, we will go to rescue excavation, and we will no longer take the initiative to dig the mausoleum.

Secondly, the national psyche is not supported.

After all, the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang is the ancestral tomb of our country, I believe that most people are unwilling to excavate, this is not a glorious thing after all, and it is impossible to forcibly excavate against the will of the people, after all, we are democratic. Most archaeologists want to preserve the treasures of our history and culture for future generations. No one would risk the world's condemnation to propose excavating the tomb of Qin Shi Huang.

In the end, dig it out, meaningless.

Even if the Qin Tomb is excavated now, the significance is not too great, it is really not cost-effective to spend a lot of manpower and financial resources to do this, and one more museum is not of much help to the improvement of people's living standards, **There are too many things that need to be done, and you need to put your energy on more important places. And now we have enough national confidence, and we don't need to use this to improve our national cultural identity.

To sum up, leaving it to future generations is the best choice! After all, he was also the first emperor to unify the country, and the significance was greater than the value.

It is on Lishan Mountain in Lintong District, Xi'an, because it is not necessary, there are not many precious items in the tomb of Qin Shi Huang, and the archaeology is a rescue excavation, as long as the tomb is not destroyed, it will not be excavated.

in Xi'an. Because now we are all protective digging, and now our technology has no way to guarantee that the things taken out will remain as they are. So simply don't dig it.

In Lintong County, Shaanxi Province, the Lishan Mausoleum is because there are many unknown mechanisms in the mausoleum, and the current technology cannot ensure that the unearthed cultural relics will not be damaged.

The tomb of Qin Shi Huang has been discovered, he is in Xi'an, Shaanxi, and the tomb of Qin Shi Huang has not been excavated so far, because some experts say that there is a large amount of mercury in it.

I don't know the specific location, but I only know that it is in this place in Xi'an, because there is a lot of mercury below, and it is also to protect the cultural relics inside, which has not been excavated.