Ancient engineers built traps to protect tombs.

Si no querían que entraran ¿para que le hicieron puertas?

然而事实是古代也有“考古学家”，他们会花大价钱收购古老的墓葬，然后再放置在自己的墓穴里，中国有很多文物都是这样的，文物先是被盗，然后再被王公贵族买走，王公贵族再把文物被安葬在自己墓地里，然后一直循环，又被现代人挖出来🤷

I wonder where he gets all these ideas from?

Ancient engineers were thinking several steps ahead.

Somebody watched too much Indiana Jones.

I’m glad it got subtitles. Otherwise, I would not have understood what they said.

Those are some very clever traps

Is this true? I just watched the series The Lost Tomb (Daomubiji), and I wonder if ancient Chinese tombs were this elaborate?

Nothing that Indiana can't handle

With English captions:

Where is full version?

Ok this is cool

Cremation would have saved them a lot of stress.

I feel like those people were just bored when they're pitching those ideas to the emperor.

- Ancient tomb traps revealed. - Ingenious engineering for protection. - Clever defenses against robbers.

Also no rodent problems

. @TranslateMom English

Someone played too much Assassin Creed or watched too many movies...

@00n0b0d1

Perangkap burung

How do they get back in?

@TranslateMom English

'Only the penitent man shall pass.'

What knowledge you want to tell us when the video is in Mandarin??? This is Chinese attitude who think the whole world need to know mandarin and they themselves failed to learn other languages

Home alone season 2 when?

holy intellingence

Mais vídeos como esse vê no Man chu an wau dchio mund djin ho.

Des ingénieurs ? - des braconniers !

They eventually learned to just go in, grab the Body or Ectoplasm or whatever it was and get the fug out of there fast They could play with their own toys, when they were back home, safe and sound. The cops hadn't a clue .

捕兽捕鼠现学现用

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