Eternal love through a kiss photo of 2,800 years has touched many people

Two skeletons found at an archaeological excavation site, West Azerbaijan Province, Iran in a forward-facing position and exchanging kisses, date to 2,800 years.

Only death can separate the couple - a saying like "a guideline" for swordplay or Chinese language drama makes people ever have dreamy, " glimpse " views. Love story. However, in the midst of modern life, it is said that such a way of simulating only "measure ni shoes" for love stories.

Young people at this time may not believe it, but thousands of years ago, such feelings and vows of life and death were real. For 2,800 years later, it is found that such an eternal love: two remains in the posture of kissing each other before death.

2800 years of kiss history.

The remains of the couple were unearthed in 1972 at the Teppe Hasanlu archaeological site , Solduz valley, West Azerbaijan province, Iran. This area was previously conceived to have been burned after the army's attack. The combatants of both sides were killed in the fire, spreading quickly and unexpectedly throughout the city.

Two skeletons were found in a container of gypsum cereals, believed to be the body of a couple who had escaped here to escape the enemy but suffocated. The wound at the head of the male skeleton is due to the excavation process, not the injury before death.

Archaeologists have seen two skeletons in the posture of kissing each other with the hand of a person touching the other cheek. It was given to this photo the name: "Kiss 2800 years". Although many sources claim that these two bones belong to two men, according to the book "Culture and social institutions in ancient Iran" by Muhammad A. Dandamaev, Vladimir G. Lukonin, Philip L. Kohl, announced by Cambridge University, these two skeletons are from a couple of men and women (woman on the left).

Many archeological journals also identify this as a couple of men and women and give more information about the height of the two.

When discovered, two skeletons are found in the bin and there are no objects around. The only thing they noticed was a stone under the head of the left bone. Many sources claim that this skeleton dates back to 6000 years. In fact, skeleton archaeologists said it was only 2800 years old. The team from the University of Pennsylvania also claimed that the two died around 800 BC.

Although there are many arguments, many sources claim that these two skeletons are in a kissing position before passing away.

The original photograph of these two skeletons is located at the Penn Museum called "Couple" . The description at the museum says:

"The Lovers", taken in 1972 at Hasanlu

Hasanlu is an archaeological excavation site in Solduz valley, West Azerbaijan province, Iran. These skeletons are found in an empty bin and nothing around. The only thing left over the two skeletons is a stone slab under the head of the left bone.

Teppe Hasanlu, located in northwestern Iran is a famous archaeological site. It used to be an ancient citadel in the past. The archeology team from the University of Pennsylvania and the Metropolitan Museum, New York, conducted excavations here from 1956 to 1974. Many valuable artifacts have been excavated here, including these two skeletons. .