Pond Preserving Brain Tissues of Thousands-Year-Old Corpses

The operator of a digger during area surveys He paused as the corpses received a blow to their skulls. These ruins date from 7,000 to 8,000 years ago.

Well, a pond How did he manage to preserve the skulls of thousands of years old corpses?

The surprising thing was that the pond in this area, known as Florida, preserved the bodies quite well.

Even the brain tissues of some of them were still in the corpses. These 177 dead people discovered at the Windower archaeological site are among the deadliest people ever discovered in North America. It was one of the most important corpse sites.

Windower preserved the remains so well that the area The region that most comprehensively characterizes human DNA was accepted as.

These bodies were buried on their sides in a bent position.

Besides It hasn’t moved from its place for 7,000-8,000 years. and they sank into the swamp, about 1 meter deep. During the excavations carried out from 1984 to 1987, these 177 people included people of all ages.

So how could this pond preserve the human corpse so well?

In fact, swampsIt is extremely successful at preserving citations. In fact, sometimes the corpses are so intact that they are even involved in modern-day murders.

Also, the reason why this archaeological site preserves the bodies so well is It contains many minerals. The high number of minerals generally prevents bacterial and fungal decomposition in dead body tissues in the open air.

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