This is the real "Cao Cao's 72 Suspected Tombs"

The Northern Dynasties Archaeological Museum has used the archaeological findings from the tombs of the Eastern Wei period such as Princess Ruru's tomb, Yuan Hu's tomb, and from the Northern Qi period such as Yao Jun's tomb, Gao Run's tomb, the tomb of the mournful Princess Li Ni, and Emperor Wenxuan's tomb, to completely overturn the historical claim of "Cao Cao's 72 Suspected Tombs". Those once desolate tombs, each with its own name, were not Cao Cao's 72 suspected tombs; perhaps this is the true significance of archaeology. 🖼️🖼️🖼️🖼️ The museum is a new museum that opened 20 years ago, with impressive facilities. The exhibition hall looks very large, but in reality, there aren't many items. If you look closely at the exhibits, they really encompass items from various tombs; it would be better if each tomb's items were more numerous and systematic. Various burial figurines are the most frequently appearing exhibits, and after seeing so many, one might feel a bit of aesthetic fatigue😂. The treasures of the museum are probably the gold crown ornaments and Byzantine coins from Princess Ruru's tomb, as well as the 1:1 restoration of the Bayang mural tomb.