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Mysterious Mummies Buried in Boats in a Chinese Desert



Most of us typically associate mummification with Ancient Egypt, but the remains of other mummified objects have been found across the world. In Peru, experts were left baffled by the discovery of mummified “non-human” remains that had just three fingers.

The discovery of hundreds of human mummies in the deserts of China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region equally confused experts, who have now used the genetic data to determine their origins.

They were found located off the Silk Road in the Tarim Basin but left experts confused due to their unusual traditions and appearance that seemed out of place for the region.

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4 thoughts on “Mysterious Mummies Buried in Boats in a Chinese Desert

  • Nice video! This is really cool I have never heard of this before.
    Is the narrator an A.I? I've never heard someone pronounced 4000 as forty hundred lol

  • But why didn't you at least get some photos to cycle through, because your info and narration were pretty on point?🤔🙄

  • Sorry but i couldnt get through your video. The way you kept putting off reveling their origins was super anoying. Im unsubscribing. But good luck with it. I just cant.

  • Wow, ancestral to indigenous peoples in Siberia and the Americas. How fascinating! 😍

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