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ETERNITY: ‘Major in majors’

| November 5, 2023 1:00 AM

She looks like one of us, even her eyelashes are intact. Archaeologists call her “The Princess of Xiaohe”(2003). She was placed in a boat-shaped coffin wearing a magnificent white hat in what is now the arid Tarim Basin, western China.

Living a hundred generations ago (1450 to 2,000 B.C.?), she knew ancient politics — but those conflicts are lost to history.

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