Greg Jenner

Julia, can you tell us a bit more about the three main pits where they've been discovered and what's in them?

Exactly that.

I mean, Julia, what can we learn from the actual weaponry and stuff they're wearing?

Saletisti onnistuu!

this enormous army, is he expecting to have to fight his way into the afterlife?

So, Phil, we've already touched on this slightly, but what do you think archaeologists have found in the personal burial chamber, the pyramid of the first emperor himself?

We've actually sort of lured you into a trap there because actually we don't know what is in his private chambers.

It hasn't been opened.

Julia, they found it in 1974.

It's clearly the most exciting bit of the site, surely.

Why haven't we thrown a drone in there with a camera on it to have a little look?

Why can't we open it?

Right, right, wow.

So we have this extraordinary mausoleum complex.

It's enormous.

But we want to now turn to who made all this stuff.

How on earth did they build this 2,000 years ago?

Who's building it?

Gosh, yeah.

Incredible.