Chapter 569: Opening the Coffin (End)

The coffin lid was lifted and began to move horizontally. Everyone was about to lie on the glass. A few seconds later, everyone sighed, "Eh..." The result was unexpected by most people. The coffin was a bit messy. The brocade that should have been covered on the corpse was messy, and the corpse inside could not be seen at all for the time being.

This is also normal. The previous two coffins were also like this, and the mess in this coffin can be explained by the impact marks in front. It is possible that something went wrong during the burial, which caused such a situation. Under the shooting of the camera, several archaeological personnel have rotated a batch. Among this batch, there are several old professors. They carefully and carefully peeled off the fabrics that were a bit bonded layer by layer.

According to the experience, these people looked at each other and shook their heads. There is a high possibility that there are no complete skeletons in this coffin. Looking at the distribution and wrapping of the fabrics, how can the peerless fierce general inside have a height of nearly two meters...

After peeling off layer by layer, there was nothing in the coffin. There were robes and sleeves, but there was no trace of human tissue decomposition, not even the teeth that were most likely to remain. "Empty coffin?" The public was in an uproar. This is a super big news. History books and romances are clearly written. This fierce general brother died of illness.

An empty coffin for someone who died of illness? Instruments and swabs were sent, and after a quick test, it was confirmed that there was no trace of any corpse decomposition inside. This coffin is really an empty coffin. Looking at this empty coffin, everyone was speechless. "It's not right. Looking at the shape of this clothes, it doesn't look like an empty coffin at all. It looks like someone 'slipped out' of the clothes like a snake shedding its skin!" Someone shouted while looking at the situation carefully.

If you look carefully, it is indeed the case. The problem is that history books are also clearly written. After Bai Lang passed away, the coffin was stopped for nearly a year, and it was buried after the tomb was completed. If it was feigned death, how could it be hidden? And why?

After this question was raised, many people turned their brains fast and immediately felt creepy—the impact marks in front were originally thought to be accidentally touched during burial. Although the collision caused marks on the coffin lid, it is difficult to explain why the funeral objects in the coffin were in good order, but if it is said that this was "pushed open" by the person inside, then everything can be explained.

And it is very reasonable.

It can only be said that this person feigned death... but it is still impossible to explain how feigned death can feign death for several months or at least three days? Three days are impossible because looking at the marks, it was fundamentally buried and the coffin was closed before going out. What kind of monster can feign death for nearly a year?

It has long since become a real death, okay? There are many more super-sized mysteries of the ages... This is easy to explain in the folk—"attained the Tao and became an immortal." But archaeology needs a scientific conclusion. If you say that Bai Lang's corpse decayed extremely fast and it was difficult to bury—at least you can put it in a bone urn, and how to explain this "pushed open" mark?

Is this weight really something that humans can push? It is very difficult to exert force in this posture, and it can only rely on pure arm strength and the space for exerting force is very small. It is not difficult for a creature that can make such a move to wave that 37-kilogram iron mace, let alone very easy.

Can humans do it? They can't. No matter how you calculate it, it can't be done with the strength of human bones and muscles. Everyone present looked at each other, and it was difficult to give a reasonable explanation for this situation.

The inspection of the Cloud Water Spear has also come out. The metallographic analysis of this thing shows that it is a very good alloy steel. In a sense, it can be called the best knife steel, which is not bad. Biological components were also detected in the tiny depressions on the surface, mainly blood stains, which truly proved that this weapon had killed many people.

And there are slight wear marks on the long handle of the weapon, indicating that this weapon was really used and was commonly used. What kind of monster is that Bai Lang in the coffin? This is probably not a human being? It has also transcended any tigers and brown bears. These beasts will not have this kind of power. And such a monster was still able to be resisted by people at that time... Then what kind of monsters were those soldiers who could block him after forming an army formation, and even the generals who could fight him together?

Originally, it was just excavating a precious ancient tomb. I didn't expect it to gradually prove that the descriptions in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms and the Records of the Three Kingdoms were not exaggerations by scholars. Then the problem comes. Why were the people of that era so strong? Of course, most experts still feel that this is completely unscientific, and it is still an exaggeration of history.

Otherwise, you can't explain why humans today have become "weak" to this extent? It's only 1,700 years, not 17 million years. Evolution and degradation are not that fast. So far, the unearthed skeletons of the late Han Dynasty, except for being obviously stronger, have no other evidence to prove that humans have such terrible power.

The autopsy analysis of the two wives' skeletons also came out shortly after, and even their faces could be restored—they were really beautiful women, and they were beautiful women even from the perspective of modern aesthetics, the kind with goose-egg faces. The analysis of the body skeleton is quite strong, and the bone density and so on are quite good. In terms of muscle strength, it is very likely to be equivalent to an adult male of the same height today.

The cause of death of these two people is unclear for Lady Zhen, but Lady Zou, who left a mummy, died of pneumonia infection. "Mystery of the ages, mystery of the ages!" It has been more than a week since the coffin was opened, and the cultural relics that should be cleaned up have been cleaned up. Because the tomb is dry and not robbed, the preservation status of the cultural relics is very good, so the National Museum wants to reach out and collect many of them as museum collections.

There are quite a few cultural relics here that can be called national treasures, from jewelry, crowns, hats, and clothes used by women to the weapons used by Bai Lang, as well as many funeral objects and a whole set of intact colored glazed pottery figurines, and even the epitaph and tombstone can be counted as national treasures. However, the National Museum directly wants to collect the most essential cultural relics such as Bai Lang's long spear into the museum collection, but they are willing to return the three coffins to the Luoyang Museum or the Bai Lang Tomb Museum under construction...

"You can copy it." This kind of words can only intensify the contradiction, and everyone is very unhappy. The provincial party committee leaders also went to the central government to say hello, but before the final decision came out, they were temporarily placed in the laboratory of Peking University. At first, there was no abnormality—the skeletons of the two wives were temporarily stored in the cold storage of anthropology, and other cultural relics had their own storage rooms. The large storage room next to the laboratory only contained three re-set coffins.

Nothing happened in the first seven days, that is, someone would patrol and check three times a day. This place has 24-hour camera monitoring, and no one dares to steal national treasures. However, on the eighth day, a slight abnormality occurred... ===== CHAPTER 570 =====