Ancient artifacts have been found and are found all over the planet, and sometimes archaeologists give a rather strange name for ancient things. Recently in China, archaeologists have discovered an ancient amphora containing a mysterious liquid. The vessel itself consists of bronze and it is filled with a liquid, which, according to the beliefs of the ancient Chinese, was filled with an elixir, which has the property of giving immortality to the person who drank it.
The ancient vessel was found as a result of excavations that were carried out near the Chinese province of Henan. Archaeologists managed to find an ancient tomb, the area of which was more than two hundred square meters. According to scientists, the tomb was built about 2000-2200 years ago, during the existence of the Han Empire.
In addition to the vessel with the "elixir of immortality", archaeologists have discovered other ancient things, including various clay products. The liquid in the vessel has a pleasant wine aroma, the scientists added. In addition, the volume of the liquid is about three and a half liters. In the course of research, it was possible to determine the composition of the liquid, which includes alunite and potassium nitrate.
A similar recipe for immortality can be found in ancient Taoist texts, but at the moment the properties of the discovered liquid have not been studied. Since ancient times, people believed in the possibility of creating elixirs that could give a person eternal life, but the official science does not know any effective recipes. Surprisingly, our ancestors often went to all kinds of experiments on themselves and in most cases had sad consequences.