The skeleton of the ancient tomb of War Kingdom disappeared mysteriously

On September 15, an ancient tomb features many characteristics of the Ma Wang dynasty Double Han dynasty, which was discovered at a construction site in Kaifu District, Changsha, Hunan Province, southern China.

The skeleton in the ancient war tomb disappeared mysteriously

A worker at the construction site Liu said: "The kitchen equipment under this layer is very much like the artifacts in the museum so we immediately informed the functional forces."

Excavator excavates a square hole 3, 4m deep, but the bottom of the hole is left with a coffin covered with a grayish white soil higher than 1m. Next to the square hole is the mound, which is littered with many pieces of coffin thicker than 10cm, and still clearly see the red lacquer above.

The site excavated the ancient tomb.(Source: xxcb.cn).

The artifacts discovered can be divided into two types: bronze and lacquer.

Archaeological staff introduced that the white soil had the effect of protecting the graves and actually proved its effect.

After that, they discovered a sword.

"The original tomb was originally from the end of the Warring States period to the beginning of Western Han Dynasty, " said Ha Huc Hong, director of the archaeological institute of Changsha City, Hunan Province.

Mr. Ha said that the objects discovered this time are very beautiful and intact including: wash basins, swords, copper pot marks and earrings, scabbard, lacquer statues but the strange thing is that no bones were found. the owner of the tomb.

According to the judgment, the owner of the tomb was a noble during the Warring States period to Tay Han . Because swords and marks are found, it is thought that the grave owner is most likely a man.

Archaeological staff identified the drawings, carvings on newly excavated objects very similar to the objects in the Ma Wang Double tomb of Han Dynasty . "This tomb that Ma Vuong Doi grave has coffins is covered with white earth powder and bronze and lacquer objects , " said Truong Dai Kha, a member of Truong Sa Archaeological Institute.

Below are pictures of the grave excavation site:

The sword was discovered without rust.(Source: xxcb.cn).

Mark is also found in the tomb.(Source: xxcb.cn).

(Source: xxcb.cn).