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During his lifetime, Qin Shi Huang became obsessed with achieving immortality and sought the elusive elixir of life.
In the third-century Chinese history book called “Gishiwajinden,” it is written that cinnabar was harvested in the mountains of Japan, and that Queen Himiko offered cinnabar to the Chinese ...
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Archaeologists Discovered That Ancient Iberians Used To Ingest A Toxic, Bright Red Mercury ...“But the truth is, the history of the relationship of humans with mercury has been quite complex.” Despite the health risks that come with mercury-rich cinnabar, the people of ...
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