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Two skeletons dating to the 400s CE have been found beneath...
Two skeletons dating to the 400s CE have been found beneath Wolseong Palace in South Korea. When they were placed there, the palace was the seat of the Silla monarchy, at their capital Seorabeol. Archaeologists speculate that the two may have been buried alive!
Ancient Koreans practiced shamanism, which believed in rituals, possessions, and animal and perhaps human sacrifices. There are folklore accounts of human sacrifices to please the gods and ensure structures like bridges and buildings last a long time. But if these two were sacrificed, this will be the first physical evidence of such a ritual in South Korea.
Tutankamen’s tomb is the smallest in the valley of the...
Tutankamen’s tomb is the smallest in the valley of the kings. His burial items were famously crammed in a jumble to fit everything into the rock-cut rooms. This has led some to believe his successor, Ay, switched tombs and took Tutankamen’s for himself.
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