One of the the projects that I was working on during my recent trip
to China, Mongolia and Russia has been published, on the search for
Genghis Khan’s tomb. It’s one of the great remaining archeological
mysteries and it looks like it’s about to be solved, though with a
whole bunch of cultural, political and geopolitical complications.
There are five stories. The first is on the background of the search; the second on the two groups now searching for the grave; the third on the Genghis Khan “mausoleum” in China and his legacy there and in Russia; the fourth on the money to be made on Genghis Khan in Mongolia and the fifth on how most Mongolians don’t actually want the grave to be found.
Plus, there are lots of photos. So check it out and enjoy.
