The story of the woman who was buried alive with her late husband

A man and a woman were found in a grave in Ukraine melted into a loving embrace that lasted for about 3000 years. According to the archaeologists in charge of the discovery, the woman was buried voluntarily to accompany her husband in the other world, reports Daily Mail.

Autopsy experts say that would not have been possible to place the woman's body in such a loving position if she was already dead at the time of the burial. For this reason, everything indicates that it was the woman's choice to die and be buried with her husband.

The researchers they further say that he could have taken poison just before d & # 39; 39, enter the tomb.

The extraordinary burial kept the couple together from the Bronze Age to the present day. It is estimated that it comes from prehistory Vysotskaya -o Wysocko- a crop planted near the village of Petrykiv, south of the town of Ternopil, in the west of 39; ;Ukraine.

Professor Mykola Bandrivsky, who conducted a study entitled "Couple's Couple Funeral" told the Daily Mail: "It's a unique burial, a man and a woman lying there, hugging each other tightly (…) The two faces looked at each other, their foreheads touching each other. "

The woman was lying on the man, with his right arm l & # 39; 39, hugging tenderly, and the doll on his right shoulder.

" The two dead were dressed in bronze decorations and near the head were placed ceramic objects: a bowl, a pot and three vessels ", add the archaeologists

This ancient culture was known for the" tenderness " that marked its burials, said Dr. Bandrivsky director of the Transcarpathic section of the service Archaeological Rescue of the Archaeological Institute of Ukraine.

] Bandrovsky, who performed an badysis of the burials in question, stated: " From our point of view, this woman is the only one of her kind. did it voluntarily. Maybe she did not want to live with another man or get used to a new way of life, so she preferred to die with her husband. "