Arkeonews reported that a 16-ton sarcophagus containing treasures had been found in the tomb of China's first emperor Qin Shi Huang.
The site added : “Very valuable funerary accessories were found in the coffin, including weapons, armor, a pair of gold and silver camels, a set of kitchen utensils, and 6,000 bronze coins.”
He stated that the shrine is located at a depth of 16 meters and is believed to have belonged to Prince Gao, who was the son of Qin Shi Huang, other heirs or a high-ranking warrior.
Gao is considered a legendary figure, and there is no information about him except in one historical epic written in 85 BC.
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