Archeologists have unearthed a massive tomb complex in a southwest suburb in Beijing, according to the Beijing Institute of Cultural Heritage on Monday.
They said the complex is a rare discovery given its size, time span and location.
The 70 hectare archeological site consists of 129 tombs built over 1,100 years, spanning from the East Han Dynasty (25-220) to Tang Dynasty (618-907) and Liao (907-1125).
— chinadaily.com.cn
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The site is being cleared So more Chinese Mcmansions can go up, not as benevolent of an archaeological effort as one would hope for.
Over and OUT
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