Mysterious Object Discovered By Chinese Road Workers

Featured 05/07/2015 in creepy

In the city of Taizhou, in China, road workers made a creepy discovery.

1. Road workers found a mysterious box 6 feet below the surface while digging to widen a road.
2. The find was actually an ancient tomb.
3. Archaeologist were called in and the chamber that was unearthed turned out to be over 700-years-old
4. A female mummy was found inside the wooden box coffin.
5. Her clothes were silk with little cotton.
6. Archaeologist were amazed that the ancient mummy and the contents inside of the chamber were in nearly perfect condition.
7. They believed that the mummy was of high rank during the Ming Dynasty,the ruling power of China between 1368-1644.
8. The female mummy was found wearing rare fabrics among the Ming Dynasty elite. The archaeologist also found ceramics,ancient writings and other relics.
9. Her preservation was remarkable. Her skin is well preserved and her eyebrows are still intact.
10. Her clothing was also as well preserved as her corpse. She has been placed in a museum that specializes in historical artifacts from the Ming Dynasty.

1. Road workers found a mysterious box 6 feet below the surface while digging to widen a road.
2. The find was actually an ancient tomb.
3. Archaeologist were called in and the chamber that was unearthed turned out to be over 700-years-old
4. A female mummy was found inside the wooden box coffin.
5. Her clothes were silk with little cotton.
6. Archaeologist were amazed that the ancient mummy and the contents inside of the chamber were in nearly perfect condition.
7. They believed that the mummy was of high rank during the Ming Dynasty,the ruling power of China between 1368-1644.
8. The female mummy was found wearing rare fabrics among the Ming Dynasty elite. The archaeologist also found ceramics,ancient writings and other relics.
9. Her preservation was remarkable. Her skin is well preserved and her eyebrows are still intact.
10. Her clothing was also as well preserved as her corpse. She has been placed in a museum that specializes in historical artifacts from the Ming Dynasty.