Although it is not good to dig graves and open coffins. However, unlike tomb robbers who destroy ancient tombs and steal cultural relics and sell them for money, archaeologists enter ancient tombs to better protect cultural relics. It can be said that the ancient tomb is the richest legacy left by the ancients. The rare treasures of the world's top ten ancient tombs can help us better understand the past, let the dusty history see the light of day again, and let the lost memories be remembered. Let's take a look at these rare treasures! The top ten ancient tombs in the world 1. The Terracotta Warriors and Horses of Qin Shihuang rank first among the top ten rare treasures of ancient tombs in the world, not because they are eccentric from China, but because they objectively affirm the value of the Terracotta Warriors and Horses of Qin Shihuang. 1in March, 974, the terracotta warriors and horses of Qin Shihuang were found in the pit 1.5km east of Qin Shihuang Mausoleum in Lintong District, Xi City, Shaanxi Province. The three burial pits of the Terracotta Warriors and Horses of Qin Shihuang are arranged in a zigzag pattern with a total area of 25380m2, which is magnificent. The pit of terracotta warriors and horses is 5 meters deep and 3.2 meters high, and the height of pottery figurines is about 1.8 meters. There are more than 8,000 terracotta warriors and horses in the pit, with chariots 100 and horses 100. Like a real horse, the Terracotta Warriors and Horses are orderly arranged, vivid in shape, appropriate in proportion, and particularly delicate in details, as small as hair and eyebrows, meticulously carved and meticulous. Thousands of people are different in thousands of ways, and their emotions are also different. From 65438 to 0987, the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor and the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Pit were approved by UNESCO to be included in the World Heritage List, and were praised as "the eighth wonder of the world". However, this is only one of the funerary objects of Qin Shihuang. According to historical records, Qin Shihuang's underground palace was larger, with numerous hidden organs, including the Yangtze River and the Yellow River made of mercury. When the day comes when we can vigorously develop and protect it, the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor will not only become the top ten priceless treasures in ancient tombs in China, but also become the first miracle in the world. Second, the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun Tutankhamun was a young Egyptian Pharaoh more than 3,300 years ago. He used to run a huge empire on the golden throne. Because of the discovery of Pharaoh Tutankhamun's tomb, he became the most famous Pharaoh in history, and the gold mask found in the tomb became a symbol of the end of ancient Egypt. June 20 16, Tutankhamun Mausoleum was rated as one of the top ten treasures of ancient tombs in the world. This is the only complete Pharaoh's tomb in 3300 years, and it is also one of the most luxurious tombs in history. The coffin has seven layers, with four wooden coffins outside and three layers inside, namely sarcophagus, hardwood humanoid coffin and gold humanoid coffin. The innermost layer is a gold-faced human coffin, made of a gold plate with a thickness of 3 cm, with a length of 187.5 cm, a width of 5 1.3 cm and a weight of 134.3 kg. The gold-faced human coffin is decorated with luxurious surface and exquisite workmanship, and is also decorated with sapphire and glass. Although the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun is the greatest discovery in the archaeological history of Egypt and even the world, it has been widely circulated since the 1920s. Anyone who enters the tomb will be cursed by bad luck, and many archaeologists and staff who enter the tomb die strangely. This also makes the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun a mysterious and horrible tomb in the world, full of unsolved mysteries. 3. The Mausoleum of Queen Naif is in Tali. The Mausoleum of Queen Naif Tali is the most luxurious of all the queen's mausoleums in history. From this, we can see how much King Ramses II loved her. In ancient Egyptian, the word Neve Tali means "the most beautiful person". No wonder the king is willing to build the largest and most luxurious mausoleum for her after her death. 1904, this ancient tomb was discovered, and the walls of three tombs were covered with pictures depicting the life of Queen Tali of Neville in "heaven". Many of these paintings are well preserved, as if they were painted only yesterday. Unfortunately, grave robbers stole the mummy of Queen Tali of Naive and many jewels she was wearing. 4. The catacombs of the monks of the Gabonese Missionary Society in Palermo 1599. A group of monks found this catacombs under the monastery in Sicily, Italy. The catacombs of Gabriel, the brother of Palermo, are Catholic catacombs. On the walls of the catacombs, 8,000 mummies are hung and displayed. These bodies were hung by hooks around their necks and feet and wore expensive clothes. The body's head hung down as if in silent prayer. These mummy bodies are placed in different poses, and men, women, girls, children, monks and Catholics are all displayed separately. And there are some complete tools to make mummies in the tomb. 5. The Queen's Tomb with Tattoos and Armor This is the second of the top ten ancient tombs in the world. Although it's not as big and luxurious as the Queen's Tomb in Tali, Naifeier, one of the mummies in Mochi period, puzzled everyone. The queen's tomb with tattoos and armor was unearthed in Peru. The female mummies were buried in all the armor of the Royal Warrior, and people thought that the leaders of Mochi period were all men. Next to him lay a girl buried with her, with a golden crown and a golden bowl scattered all over the floor. The tomb was found on a pyramid-shaped hill in the royal restricted area. It is said that it is here that future generations burned the objects sacrificed to her. At present, the information we can get from it is very limited, and the only way to solve this mystery is to wait for further research by scholars. 6. Mawangdui Han Tomb in Changsha Mawangdui is the tomb of Mrs. Che, the wife of Changsha Prime Minister Li Cang in the early Western Han Dynasty. 1972 during the construction of the air-raid shelter, a builder discovered the tomb of Madame Che, a famous lady in the Western Han Dynasty, while excavating in Mawangdui, Changsha. The owner of the tomb was Mrs. Che Da, the wife of Changsha Prime Minister Li Cang in the early Western Han Dynasty. When she died, she was buried with many precious things: musical instruments, lacquerware, pottery, food, herbs, clothes, silk paintings and dozens of wooden servants and guards. Mrs che's body is the best preserved wet corpse found so far, with clear face, shiny hair, moist skin, elastic muscles and complete internal organs. Archaeologists are now trying to find out whether it is the design of the tomb or some ancient anti-corrosion treatment technology that keeps her so well preserved. At that time, it shocked the archaeological circles at home and abroad, and many foreign archaeologists also came to watch it. 7. Oates Iceman 199 1 year, German travelers found this frozen mummy with tools in a glacier in the Oates Valley in the Alps near the border between Italy and Austria. Research shows that Oates was a man who lived in the Bronze Age 5000 years ago. He was 40 to 50 years old when he died, and his height was 1.6 meters. His last meal was antelope and venison, as well as grain and fruit. There is an arrow in the flesh of his shoulder, and there are four other people's blood on him. The cuts and scars on his hands indicate that the Oates Iceman was killed. Since 199 1, eight people related to this frozen mummy have died one after another-this has triggered rumors that the people concerned will be cursed by bad luck. However, Conrad spindler, a world-renowned expert and archaeologist who studies the Ertz Iceman, refuted this statement, saying that "this is purely an exaggeration by the media. Next time, you should say that I will be the next person to die. " . Spindler died shortly after saying this. Eight, Sutton Hu 1939, people accidentally found a batch of treasures in Sutton Hu near woodbridge, Suffolk. These treasures were hidden in a 24-meter-long and 4.2-meter-wide ship with a grave in the middle and buried under a mound. It's a Scandinavian way of funeral, burying people in boats and helping them go to hades. Sutton Hu is a royal cemetery in the 7th century. There are many jewels in the grave. It is inferred that they belong to Radwald, the earliest king of England. The acidic soil in the cemetery means that only rivets and boat shapes can still exist, and there are some signs that the owner of the tomb once lay there. At that time, England was divided into several small kingdoms, so he must be the king of a small kingdom. He is obviously rich. Among the treasures is a beautifully decorated belt buckle, made of pure gold and weighing 412g. 9. The ancient city of Pompeii is located in the ruins of ancient Rome at the foot of Naples volcano. The root of "Pompeii" comes from the word "five" in Oskane. Maybe there are five villages here, or maybe it was originally a Pompeii clan. When Vesuvius erupted on August 24th, 79 AD, Pompeii was covered with volcanic ash. 1599, an ancient carved wall was discovered while digging an underground waterway to get water from the Sano River, and architect Domenico Fontana was called to many cities. 1738, the ancient city of Herculaneum, which suffered the same fate as Pompeii, was excavated. 1748, with the support of the king and queen of Naples, Pompeii was rediscovered. However, they just dig up ancient art treasures to decorate their palaces. It is said that in 1599, when the architect discovered Pompeii, he dug up some pornographic murals. At that time, the religious concept controlled these pornographic arts very strictly, so he quietly covered them up. Although this legend has not been completely confirmed so far, later diggers did report that they sometimes found some places dug up and then filled in. After excavation, some fossils were found, including bodies, which were the bodies of the victims. Pompeii is the only city in the world whose structure is exactly the same as that at that time, and it has not changed at all. Today, the structure of many Italian cities has changed. The streets of Pompeii are completely checkerboard, which is an authentic Roman tradition. Streets are paved with polygonal stones, completely east-west or north-south. X. Roaring Lion In 2006, a grave robber found an ancient tomb on a hill in Voio, northern Italy. I don't know why my conscience found out, so I brought the police. Then archaeologists took over here, and after archaeological discovery, a brave and good-fighting prince Etruria (an ancient country in central and western Italy) was buried here. The catacombs are decorated with migrating birds and roaring lions-although some people claim that these lions may be deer or horses. This is a painting relic from 700 BC, and it is the earliest tomb wet mural in Europe. The police also found a sword, some Greek vases and a bronze chariot in the tomb. Although the value of this tomb is a little smaller than the other nine tombs among the top ten rare treasures in the world, we still performed this grave robber and pulled him back from the edge of the cliff. Archaeologists have to compete with grave robbers and sometimes resist the pressure of public opinion. Although it is impossible for everyone to understand the significance of what they are doing, you can always understand which situation is better for these cultural relics to be placed in museums and underground auction markets. If you like this kind of articles, please pay attention to or use the comment function! ! Disclaimer: This article is reproduced to convey more information. If the source is marked incorrectly or infringes on your legitimate rights and interests, please contact this website with the ownership certificate, and we will correct and delete it in time. Thank you.