The Mummies Buried in the Great Desert of China

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原文: 解密中国 埋葬在大沙漠的木乃伊(组图)吓着了..

吓出病来可不能怨我呀!!!!! 他们是当代中国最大的秘密:古代的木乃伊被发现埋葬在塔克拉玛干大沙漠,发现的时间分别是70年代和80年代。不仅他们的身体被很好的保存,而且不能相信的是,有许多高加索人——4000年之前,他们生活在亚洲的中心。没有一个知道,为什么他们到达这里,为什么他们的文化消失了。研究人员认为,他们跟随着牧群从欧洲东部的大草原来到这里,并且定居下来。他们如何知道制作木乃伊?  

根据碳测定的年龄,这个婴儿的木乃伊有3500年了   

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木乃伊的咽喉被绑了起来,使舌头显得突出

这个婴儿是在一岁左右的时候被埋葬在沙中的墓穴中

对木乃伊的检查说明,最原始的外科手术可能是在这个男人的肺上实施的,但是没有成功

这个男X概高6英尺,埋葬时覆盖了一个红色的斗蓬。科学家估计他生活在3000年之前

 

 
这个男X概死于1200年前,并且自己的鞋和自己埋葬在一起。西方风格的鞋已经在沙漠中成为必备装备了
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她被叫为“Wupu女人”,20岁,死于3200年前。 
她是著名的“楼兰美女”,生活在4000年前。科学家揭开覆盖在她脸上的织物之后,发现她是典型的高加索女人。
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译文: The Mummies Buried in the Great Desert of China

Don't blame me if you are scared ill!!! It's a top secret of modern China that the ancient mummies buried in the Taklimakan Desert were discovered repectively in 1970s and 1980s. Their bodies are very well preserved. What appears to be more incredible is that there are a big number of people from Caucasus among them, who inhabited in central Asia 4000 years ago. Nobody knows why they moved here and why their culture vanished. The researchers believe that these people from Caucasus followed the herd to arrive here from the Great Prairie in Eastern Europe and settled down. How did they learn the technique of making mummies?
 
According to the result of carbon detection, this baby mummy has a history of 3500 years 
 
  
 
  The throat of this mummy was tied up so that his tongue seemed to be standing out.
 
 
 
 This baby was buried in the grave which was covered by sand of the desert when he was about 1 year old.
 
   
  
  
   The examination of this mummy shows that the very original surgical operation was probably conducted on this man. However, it failed.
 
  
  
  
She, 20 years old, was called "Wupu Woman" and died 3200 years ago. She, the well-known "beauty of the Ancient Loulan Castle", lived 4000 years ago. After taking away the silk covered on her face, scientists found out that she was a typical example of women who lived in Caucasus region.