Experts excavated the ancient tomb 300 years ago, and the tomb door was opened, and the flying knife was unsheathed, and the whole retreat was frightened

Before the founding of the People's Republic of China, tomb robbers were rampant. Many royal tombs were looted by them. Therefore, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, many archaeological experts have devoted themselves to the excavation and protection of ancient tombs. Among the many experts, the most active one is Mr. Guo Moruo. Among the many ancient tombs excavated by Guo Lao, the most talked about is the Ming Ding Mausoleum. The experts who were particularly obsessed with archaeology and fearless were so frightened that they all retreated when they excavated at the entrance of the Ming Ding Mausoleum.

According to the relevant records of the excavation of Dingling, most of the archaeological team members who accompanied Guo Lao in the excavation at that time had little experience, and the archaeological tools used at that time were also very backward. But even in this case, the experts vowed to open this underground palace that had been sealed for more than 300 years. Sure enough, due to the lack of experience of the archaeological team, the excavation of this tomb was particularly difficult.

It took more than four months for experts to find the exact location of the tomb door. But just when the experts were secretly overjoyed, an unprecedented conundrum was presented to them. After a simple clean-up by the experts, they found a barrier in front of the tomb door, the so-called King Kong Wall.

According to ancient records, experts can enter the tomb as long as the diamond wall is removed. But just as the experts removed a stone bar on the diamond wall, a scene unprecedented in archaeological history occurred. A puff of smoke mixed with cold and stench gushed out. Experts know that this is the smell of corruption produced by the closure of the underground palace for more than 300 years. For the safety of everyone, the experts decided to wait until the smoke cleared before demolishing the King Kong Wall. But what they didn't expect was that after the smoke cleared, terrifying things followed. After the door to the burial chamber was slowly opened, experts found it dark inside. In order to be able to carry out their work smoothly, they turned on the flashlight.

At this moment, a sharp-eyed archaeological team member suddenly shouted: Be careful! Everyone focused their eyes on the location of the team's flashlight. It turned out that on the door of the burial chamber, there was a throwing knife hanging out of the sheath. For a while, the archaeological team members fled from the tomb while exclaiming. The unsheathed flying knife they saw was actually an anti-theft method in ancient times. Moreover, the throwing knives have been unsheathed, which means that they have touched the mechanism inside the ancient tomb.

It was precisely because of the discovery of this unsheathed throwing knife that experts expected that the tomb had not been stolen. Because it took a lot of effort to reach the door of the tomb, the experts felt that it was inevitable that they would have to leave with some regret. So they decided to enter the chamber again. Upon re-entering the burial chamber, they found that the burial chamber had not changed in the slightest. After carefully examining the so-called unsheathed throwing knife, the experts determined that this unsheathed flying knife was carved from a naturally formed stalactite later. The stalactite throwing knife is likely to be a means of intimidation and robbers of the tomb owner. Then the experts entered the tomb even more boldly, and it was indeed not looted by tomb robbers, which allowed them to clean up thousands of precious treasures.