New research suggests that the Terracotta Warriors, an ancient army created to protect China's first emperor, Qin Shi Huang, were primarily constructed by women and children. Analysis of fingerprints found on the warriors indicates a workforce that included adult women and minors, challenging previous assumptions that only adult men were involved in their creation. This discovery provides the first quantitative biological evidence of a diverse labor force contributing to this significant historical artifact. AI
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