Archaeologists discover a 2,100-year-old "iPhone" in a tomb of Russian Atlantis

A group of archaeologists discovered a strange black rectangular object next to the skeleton of a woman in a grave at the Ala-Tey excavation site, in the Republic of Tuva (Russia), reports The Siberian Times.

The researchers nicknamed the woman "Natasha", while her accessory called "iPhone". The "device" is almost the same size as the popular Apple phone and even has holes at the top and bottom, just like the famous "smartphone".

In fact, it is a belt buckle over 2,100 years old, found in a tomb of the so-called Russian Atlantis, name of a mountainous region of Siberia, because it is covered with water and does not appear only for a few weeks. per year.

Pavel Leus, one of the archaeologists who participated in the excavations, explained that the team was making shipments to the Ala-Tey funeral site for several years. Leus added that the discovery of this interesting object was made in 2016, but the results have only been made public now.

"The burial of" Natasha "with an" iPhone "of the Xiongnu era remains one of the most interesting of this funeral site," said Dr. # 39; expert.

The loop, 18 by 9 centimeters, is made of precious stones inlaid with turquoise, carnelian and mother of pearl, and is decorated with Chinese coins Wu Zhu. These pieces helped the scientists date the object 2,137 years ago, when they were struck.

RT