Kazakhstani archaeologists, who in 2012 found an ancient tomb in the Urzhar region, told reporters about the paranormal phenomena that happened to them during the excavations.
The members of the expedition admitted that during the work at the tomb there were inexplicable phenomena. Most of all, scientists were struck by the unexpected changes in the weather. The sun gave way to a storm, then a downpour began. Experts are sure that the Saka queen clearly did not like the fact that archaeologists disturbed her peace.
Scientists even had mystical dreams. Recall that the burial of a noble girl was discovered during the reconstruction of the Taskesken-Bakty highway. During excavations, a stone sarcophagus with the remains of a young woman was found under an embankment in a burial mound at a depth of almost 2 meters.
The fact that the girl belonged to an eminent family is evidenced by things found in the tomb and a gold headdress. Scientists have already recognized this find as the second most important, after the golden man, and they are sure that such an event will certainly be included in history textbooks.
AMANTAY ISIN, Researcher of the Urzhar Archaeological Expedition:
- When you clear the skeleton or when you go out on it, this anomaly, wind or storm, it happened repeatedly, And this time they almost felt it, she didn't like it there, they began to clean it, and there it was the wind that rose, dust began to sweep in pit. But, her anger went away, because as soon as she was covered with a film for some reason she liked the conservation film and everything calmed down and we were also delighted.
Promotional video:
Reference:
A sensational find was unearthed in the fall of 2012 in the Akbeyit burial ground, in the Karkaralinsky district of the Karaganda region. In the burial ground were found - a gold hryvnia, gold earrings with turquoise, a bronze mirror in a leather purse, paint bottles.
“It is well known that this subject is associated with the royal power. Proceeding from that, most likely, in this burial, in this mound, there is probably a girl from such families, reigning, families of the upper class, the daughter of a leader, something like that. This is definitely a princess,”says Arman Beisenov, deputy director of the A. Kh. Margulan Institute of Archeology.
According to him, the uniqueness of the burial lies in the fact that for the first time archaeologists met an adobe dome in the burial grounds of this era. The burial found by archaeologists was not looted. The age of the mound is 7-6 centuries BC.
Now archaeologists have to carefully study all the finds. Based on these artifacts, scientists can already conclude that 3 thousand years ago in the territory of Central Kazakhstan, craftsmen established a whole production of jewelry. The pendants found in the Akbeyit burial ground are identical to those found once in other burial mounds of the Saki era.