Found 3,300 years old pants

The German archaeological institute in Berlin has unearthed a relatively intact, 3,300-year-old ancient pants at the Yanghai burial site (China), believed to be the oldest today.

The 3,300-year-old neck pants found in the Tarim Basin basin, China - (Photo: Daily Mail)

Archaeologists believe that the 3,300-year-old neck pants were designed for horseback riding. The age of these ancient pants also corresponds to the first period of human riding, about 4,000 years ago. At the same time, the location found ancient pants at the Tarim Basin, where the majority of ethnic groups live on horseback.

Linguist Victor Mair of the University of Pennsylvania said: 'Along with horse riding equipment and weapons found in the grave, we assume that the invention of pants with the lower part can be connected. refers to a new era in horse riding combined with mobility in battles. So, people who use neck pants can be breeders or warriors'.

In addition, in the Tarim Basin area, archaeologists also found other outfits such as dresses, robes, whips, axes, a bow and a part of wooden horses . Based on the examination results Experimented by carbon radiation along with other factors, archaeologists think these ancient objects may belong to two men about 40 years old.