वैज्ञानिक भी है हैरान इन खोजो से 10 Creepiest Recent Archaeological Discoveries

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From a legendary Mexican death mask to a disturbing Chinese epitaph that tells a horrifying story of betrayal, here are ten of the creepiest archaeological finds!
10: The Mexican Death Mask
In 1952, archaeologists working in the ruined Maya city of Palenque came across something quite disturbing and extremely creepy. They were excavating the Temple of Inscriptions when they came upon a darkened tomb chamber that had been lost in time for over 1000 years.

9: Viking Grave Boat
Archaeologists in Norway recently found evidence of at least 15 strange burial mounds from the Viking Era, including an impressive grave boat. The amazing part about this discovery is that it didn't require a single shovel. The researchers in Norway instead used ground-penetrating radar to fire electromagnetic signals into the ground. By using this method, they were able to discover many new objects underneath the surface of the earth that would have otherwise gone undetected.

8: Ancient Facial Cream
By far one of the strangest archaeological things found recently is the jar of facial cream found inside of the tomb of a Chinese nobleman. The ancient facial cream has been estimated to be 2700 years old. It really makes you wonder why a nobleman would need to be buried with his beauty products.

7: Decapitated Gladiators
Seven decapitated skeletons were excavated from a Roman burial site in York, England, back in 2004 and 2005. These headless skeletons were most likely gladiators, and they have been helping researchers to unravel some gruesome truths about the Roman Empire’s lasting genetic influence on Britain.

6: Children of the Plumed Serpent
The brilliant gold pectoral statue recently exhibited in Los Angeles as part of the Children of the Plumed Serpent display is one of the most remarkable pieces of Toltec artwork from southern Mexico. It was probably created sometime between 700 and 1300 AD, but not much is known about it.

5: The Mummified Lung
A bizarre mummified lung was discovered back in 1959 by archaeologist Michel Fleury while excavating a stone sarcophagus inside the Basilica of Saint Denis, in Paris. This is the place where many kings of France have been entombed over the centuries.

4: A Disturbing Chinese Epitaph
A disturbing Chinese epitaph was recently discovered inside of a tomb. The reason the epitaph is so disturbing is because it tells the crazy story of a man who helped bring to power the only female emperor China had ever seen, only to have her turn around and execute him and his whole family.

3: Ancient Mummies
Archaeologists in Peru recently uncovered dozens of tombs with upwards of 40 mummies buried inside each of them! This happened at an ancient ceremonial site in the Cotahuasi Valley, and so far archaeologists have found a staggering amount of at least 171 mummies across seven different tombs.

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2: The Tollund Man
The Tollund man is yet another extremely creepy discovery. He was found back in 1950 by villagers in the small town of Tollund, Denmark. At first, the villagers thought that the Tollund Man was a recent murder victim. They ended up calling in the local police to investigate, and the police called in scientists.

1: The Marks of Witches
Creepy witches’ markings have been found at the ruins of a medieval church in England. Archaeologists working in Stoke Mandeville found these eerie carvings in the rock of an abandoned Church of Saint Mary's. The carvings are considered to be medieval graffiti, and experts are saying that the markings were probably made as protective symbols to try and keep evil spirits away.

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