China has a very rich and mysterious history, thanks to which archaeologists come across many very ancient tombs on its territory. For example, last year in the Chinese province of Shandong, archaeologists simultaneously discovered 140 tombs that belong to the Zhou dynasty.
They date back to around 771-221 BC. 36 of the burials discovered can be considered real gifts of history to people. According to the archaeologist Liu Yanchang, they contain various interesting artifacts that indicate that people belonging to the upper Chinese class are buried in these tombs.
Another similar burial was excavated in the coming year. It dates back to the Qin Dynasty - this is about 221-206 BC. Users of the Chinese social network Weibo became very interested in the tomb, then Twitter users, which means that all Internet users who are interested in the topic of archeology learned about the find.
The author of the video and all Internet users were surprised by the design of this burial, which is similar to the logo of the Xbox game console released by Microsoft. Of course, users began to leave comic comments that in ancient China people were familiar with modern computer games back in the two hundred years BC, so they immortalized one game console during the construction of the burial. Or Microsoft has time-traveling employees who copied this game console from the Chinese.
The Chinese have not yet given an official explanation about the discovery of the unique tomb. For this reason, no one yet knows in which Chinese province this tomb was dug up, what values the archaeologists encountered. According to the assumption of some users, there may be terracotta warriors in the burial.
The author of the video is convinced that this is the burial place of the representative of the first Chinese empire Qin, and the video was made by a drone. Most likely, the tomb is huge and has a peculiar design. Therefore, it is no coincidence that it attracted the interest of amateur operators, who posted pictures on the Internet earlier than the archaeologists themselves.
