Gorgeous tattoos on Siberian princess body

Archaeologists have discovered the remains of a Siberian princess, buried with two guard warriors and six horses to serve the journey to the afterlife.

Beautiful tattoo of Princess Ukok

Princess Ukok's "mummy" was discovered near the top of the Altai Mountains at 2,500 m altitude on the Okok plateau, buried with 6 horses and many treasures. The princess tattooed many pictures of her, including a deer, the beak of a lion-headed monster and horns of a Capricorn Capricorn. All of these tattoos have been perfectly preserved for the past 2500 years. X

Tattoo on the right shoulder of a bodyguard

On the princess's shoulders, they discovered beautiful and elaborate patterns of a 2500-year-old tattoo. According to scientists, this work of art depicts mythological creatures and the level of refinement and sophistication of the tattoo symbolizing the status and age of the ancient Pazyryk people (once described by the calendar history of the Greek Herodotus from the 5th century BC.

Tattoos on the fingers and wrists of Princess Ukok

According to Natalia, Princess Ukok may be a royal, a physician or a holy woman, experts judged, because she was buried with two guards and six horses, a supreme rite of the time.

The bodyguards themselves also have tattoos on their shoulders and researchers have recovered the tattoo. A bodyguard with an animal tattoo covers the entire right half of his body, squeezing from his chest over his shoulders to his back.'Today, this is also the place many people try to tattoo.'

Portrait of Princess Ukok

The 2,500-year-old mummy of the Siberian princess with strange tattoos on her body will be exhibited for the first time, despite protests from the local ethnic minority community. The body of the Siberian princess will be covered with fake fur on the outside.

The decision to display the body of the Siberian princess at a museum in Gorno-Altaisk , near the place where her grave was found, triggered an angry wave for indigenous minorities in the Altai Republic, the Russian region. bordering Mongolia, China and Kazakhstan. They claim that revealing mummies with strange tattoos will free the evil spirits . They wanted the body of the princess to be buried in the original grave.

The Siberian princess mummy will be displayed at the museum.(Photo: The Siberian Times).

" Do not disturb the dead, especially display the corpses in public places and take them around the world. After the corpses are dug up, we immediately encounter earthquakes, floods and hail, but what has never happened before , " said Akai Khan, a local campaigner.

Experts involved in preserving mummies by Russian leader Vladimir Lenin advised how to preserve the princess mummy. They used a wooden and glass coffin specially designed for the exhibition, in which the body of the Siberian princess would be covered with fake fur coats.

Art tattoos still exist clearly on Siberia princess shoulders and fingers. Analysis shows that the princess who lived in the 5th century BC is more likely to die from breast cancer.

The researchers also concluded that the pain caused her to fall from a horse. The princess of the ancient Pazyryk civilization had to use marijuana to alleviate the pain.