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Archaeologists have retrieved 378 gold items in a 2,000-year-old tomb in east China, the largest discovery of gold objects in a Han Dynasty-era tomb to date. The latest discovery are 20 plates measuring about 10 centimeters wide and 23 centimeters long. They were likely the gold reserves of the tomb's owner.
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