Teeth dyed in deadly poisonous cinnabar: The Red Princess of the Silk had a mercury-laden smile
The find was made in the Shengjindian cemetery, a key region along the ancient Silk Road, where archaeologists began ...
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Air Jordan 1 High OG Rare Air “Cinnabar” Is The Sneaker Fans Dreamed Of
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The Red Princess of the Silk Road, the only person in ancient times with teeth dyed with cinnabar
Researchers found the remains of a woman over 2,000 years old in northwest China with red-dyed teeth thanks to the use of ...
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Meet The "Red Princess Of The Silk Road", Whose Teeth Were Dyed With Toxic Cinnabar
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Minium or Cinnabar
Artificially prepared cinnabar is much preferred to the native; as a pigment, because of its freedom from earthy impurities, and it has long been an object of chemical manufacture, and is ...
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Fire pit found in Tokushima hints at advanced mining process
ANAN, Tokushima Prefecture—Anan city officials announced on Jan. 19 that the oldest trace of “shinsha" (cinnabar) mining in Japan was found at the Wakasugiyama cinnabar mining site here.