Which is pretty hilarious, at least to me.
I think it's cool as well. The only other well-preserved tomb that's been found is that of Tutankhamen. Granted, this isn't that kind of tomb, but it certainly promises to be a good insight into the lives of non-royal workers of the Middle Kingdom.
Thoughts?
lolz, I'd like to know how they could "accidentally' find it.
They tripped on it?
Could be.
IIRC, that giant emperor's tomb in China with the terra cotta army was discovered when a farmer tried to get his donkey/mule out of a sinkhole or some such similar thing. Accidents can lead to awesome.
**nods** Indeed. There were also a couple of kids playing with a dog or a ball or something in France, it got stuck beneath the roots of a tree, and they went down to get it, only to discover that the roots went really far down like a tunnel, and lo and behold, there were huge 20,000 year old caves complete with wall art and other things.
~Shadowed Spirit Sage
I can't be the only one who mistook the word 'tomb' in the title for the word 'bomb' at first glance.
...I can't.
You aren't.
"4,000 Year Old Tomb Found by Accident" i thought it said "4,000 Year Old Bomb Found by Accident"
than i started to read the posts... and it made sense.
I can't be the only who didn't the word 'tomb' in the title for the word 'bomb' at first glance.
...I can't.
You aren't.
TIME LOOP
hahaha. this is making no sense.
