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That’s not a dumb question at all! Or at least I hope not, because I thought the same thing. I have absolutely no idea what would have happened to the End of an Error Start of An Era shirt , which is partly why I do think the stories about the killing of the guests / soldiers / passerbys / etc. are fictitious. If they are true, I think they were probably greatly exaggerated, in which case the bodies could have decomposed naturally and the bones been scattered over time.

Thank you so much for End of an Error Start of An Era shirt  fascinating post. I read in the comments you’re in high school? Great writing. I wish you all the best in pursuing your interests—perhaps you’ll be the one to uncover such a mystery one day. All the best!As an Archaeologist, one of the things that I was taught was that the difference between “Archaeology” and “grave robbing” was why you were doing it. Archaeologists do it for the pursuit of knowledge, and the furthering of that culture’s and the the world’s knowledge about how people lived and died. Grave robbers do it for their own, or the institution/people they’re working for’s gain.One of the big things that was hammered home to me was respect for the culture whatever site you’re working is from. In this case, that would be mongolian. Wanting to find the tomb against the wishes of the culture the body is from is a big no-no in most aspects of the field- imagine if one day you discover your grandmother had been dug up and her bones took somewhere far away to be put in a museum, all without anyone in your family being asked, or worse, they told you you were gonna do it and then didn’t let you intervene.Death and funeral rites and customs are very important to most cultures, and even if it would further human knowledge, there comes a point where respecting the origin culture’s wishes and customs is more important. If you don’t, it’s essentially a combination of grave robbing- stealing both the burial goods and the remains of an ancestor, as well as aspects of their culture and faith, and sacrelige, on ton of being just ethically wrong.