As we all know, because many royal nobles in ancient times would bury many rare treasures in the tomb when they were buried, a new profession was derived, called tomb robbers, also known as gold lieutenants. Tomb robbers, whose purpose was to steal treasures from the tombs of the ancients, filled the dynasties and generations. Tomb robbers usually wantonly destroy tombs, discard the remains of their owners at will, and steal a large number of treasures from the tombs, which have a great impact on the archaeological cause of later generations. However, driven by huge interests, tomb robbery has been repeatedly prohibited.
In 1999, an ancient tomb in Qiqihar City, Heilongjiang Province, was "patronized" by thieves, and by the time archaeologists arrived, the tomb had been looted. Archaeologists had to carry out rescue excavations of the tomb, unfortunately, except for a well-preserved female corpse, all the other cultural relics in the tomb were stolen by tomb robbers. The discovery of this female corpse shocked everyone present.
The female corpse's head and limbs are relatively intact, but the death is particularly frightening. His face was wide open, as if he were shouting vigorously, and his expression was twisted and painful. Her limbs were bent and her legs were curled up. There are indications that the man suffered greatly before his death and struggled desperately. Not only that, but archaeologists also found a black unknown liquid in his leg.
In order to find out the identity of the female corpse, archaeologists cleaned the tomb again and found a Qing Dynasty imperial dress with a golden leopard on its complement. Later, a wooden spirit tablet was found with manchu inscriptions, and after translation, it was learned that the text on the spirit plate meant "seal the coffin of the Murgen Kyaw Lo Woman". Through these clues, it can be learned that the identity of the female corpse in the tomb is the wife of a Sanpin military attaché during the Kangxi or Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. However, due to the small number of clues in the tomb, the specific identity of the female corpse is still unknown.
However, the most puzzling thing is the posture of the female corpse, what exactly did she experience before she died? What is that black liquid that has solidified? Archaeologists took the black unidentified object back to the lab, where they found out to be a placenta. Later, after displanting and observing the body, medical experts speculated that the hostess in the tomb may have fainted during the birth of the child, and the placenta was still in the stomach. But her family mistakenly thought she was dead and buried her here. When the hostess woke up, she found herself in a coffin. In the panic, the woman began to struggle hard because of fear, and shouted for help, but unfortunately in the deserted mountains, naturally there was no one to save her. And because of her larger movements, the placenta flows out of her abdomen at this time.
Sadly, the woman's family may not have thought that she was not dead, and she was still crying in grief. But the poor hostess could only die in pain after there was no way to call for help, and the occurrence of such a tragedy was really regrettable. What do you think about that?