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Tea was thought to have been introduced to Tibet between 625AD and 680AD when the Tan Princess Wencheng as part of her dory to the Songtsen Gambo. They also examined plant material found in a tomb in the Gurgyam Cemetery in Nigari, western Tibet, which also turned out to be tea. The mass spectrometry showed the samples matched those of modern green tea and contained high levels of caffeine. The researchers used electron microscopes and mass spectrometry to help them identify the decomposed plant material found in the tombs. The site was originally excavated in the 1990s, but researchers have only now been able to analyse the plant material found in one of the pits. More than 50,000 terracotta figurines and animals were buried with Emperor Jing in his tomb complex along with silks, weapons and chariots.ĭuring the recent excavation, archaeologists found decomposed plant material spread up to 3-inches (8cm) deep over an area more than 42ft (13 metres) wide in one area of the mausoleum. He ruled from 157BC until his death in 141BC, when he was buried in the Han Yangling Mausoleum in Xi'an, Sha'anxi Province. Emperor Jing himself was a key figure in Chinese history, crushing a rebellion and setting the scene for the long rule of his son, Emperor Wu.
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