10000 years ago it was the oldest mum in the world, dried with smoke ..

Last updated: September 16, 2025, 17:55 is the oldest mummies in the world: 10,000 years ago people in China and Southeast Asia made their dead with fire and smoke to make mommy. Research has shown that this tradition started even before Egypt and Chile. Scientists have discovered how mum was made 10 thousand years ago. When Mami’s name comes, the picture of Egypt is made in our minds. But the latest research states that the right game to make mom started 10,000 years ago in China and Southeast Asia. Here people dried them with fire and smoke to save their dead. The skeletons found in a strange posture in the grave were seen by digging old graves in China, Thailand, Laos, Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia. The skeletons found there were shrunk as a child. In the beginning, it was not understood why this is so. But the investigation revealed that the bodies were set on fire for a long time before buried. Because of this process, his body was not a quick mistake. Scientists caught such RAJ researchers investigating bones with X-rays and special technology. As a result, there were mild heat and soot marks on the legs, but no evidence of combustion was found. That is, these bodies are slowly dried in smoke and not burned. This is the name of ‘smked mummy’ by scientists. Even today, this tradition is not just a part of history. In Papua, Indonesia, Dani and Pumo communities still hold their ancestors a similar mummy. In the year 2019, scientists themselves saw the body tightened and hanging to the fire and smoke until the color turned black. Not just to save the body, but it is believed that the purpose of making mummy with smoke was not just the body. There were religious and cultural beliefs behind it. The family has long wanted to see his loved ones with them. It was the way to show love, memory and fame. Mystery scientists associated with the old journey of people say that this discovery also helps to understand the initial journey of people. He believes that the hunters and tribes that came here began this tradition about 65 thousand years ago. Later, the cultivation people began to bury in different ways. How did the tradition start? It is still a mystery. Perhaps people first learned to protect the meat of animals from smoke and then try the same method with their dead colleagues. But one thing is clear – ten years ago, people did such experiments to save their relationships and keep memories alive. About the author Place: New -Delhi, Delhi first published: September 16, 2025, 17:55 IST Homeworld 10000 years ago, it was the world’s oldest mum, drought with smoke.