After Van der Wat opened the coffin, no unpredictable events occurred, and everything seemed to be very ordinary.

Although Wang Zan felt that it was a little unsupported, it was not easy to stop him. Wenger asked Van der Waal to open the coffin and carefully observe the situation inside the coffin, and then take photos to collect evidence. The current conditions are naturally not enough to transfer the mummies inside, so he can only do some preliminary research.

The entire coffin board was opened, revealing a wrapped mummy. Van der Wat dictated the details he saw. The height of this mummy should be between 1.6 and 1.65 meters, with a plump body, slightly small feet, and slender limbs, and very likely a woman.

However, there is one thing he doesn't understand, that is, the position of the mummy's head is protruding, as if something is biting in the mouth of the corpse.

When Wang Zan heard this, he immediately said to Wenger and Ye Huichen: "I always think that the Sumerians may have migrated from the East. I won't talk about the details I discovered before. Just say that the earliest silk appeared in this tomb was in our country, and it has not been in other places. Another thing is the thing biting in the mummy's mouth. This is the rule that has been passed down for us and it still remains today, commonly known as tongue pressing or plate pressing."

"The things used to suppress the tongue are determined according to the status of the dead. Generally, ordinary people only use copper coins. Those with status may use jade or gold. The poor also need to suppress them. Even if they don't have money, they will put a grain of rice. For example, Wu Zetian used precious fragrant wood, and some corpses would choose to use jade, but most of them were kings and emperors, mainly to ensure that the corpses would not rot. For example, Empress Dowager Cixi bit a night pearl in her mouth. It is said that after her tomb was stolen, the night pearl was still there and her body did not rot. After taking the bead, Cixi's body rotted quickly..."

Wang Zan's analysis is absolutely reasonable and well-founded. Wenger and Ye Huichen are both doing archaeological research. Even if they do not have a deep study of our civilization and history, many of them have heard of them.

They had heard of what Wang Zan said, but they didn't know so much. After hearing what he said, I felt a little suspicious. Could it be that the origin of the Sumerian civilization really migrated from the East?

If this is confirmed, it is probably a major breakthrough and discovery in studying the Sumerian civilization.

Besides, there are not many other burial objects in the sarcophagus, except for mummies, mostly gold, silver and jade, as well as some women's jewelry and supplies. In this way, it is certain that the mummy should be a woman, and her status is definitely not low. It is probably not necessarily the concubine of Sumer at that time.

As for the queen, most of them will be buried with the king.

While Wang Zan and Wenger were studying reasoning, Van der Wat was taking photos of the mummy. The flashlight and flashlight all fell on the mummy. Then Van der Wat suddenly saw that the silk covering the corpse suddenly shattered and slid down from the corpse piece by piece.

Van der Wat was stunned. After putting down the camera in his hand and looking at it, he quickly said to Wenger: "Teacher, all the silk on the mummy's body is broken... It's gone, okay, it seems that it's going to fall off."

"What?" Wenger, Barsaili, Ye Huichen and Wang Zan all looked over.

Van der Wat said: "The silk was broken, broken into pieces, and all fell down."

Wenger's face looked ugly. For a pure scholar like him, it may be more uncomfortable if the mummy is damaged than stabbing him. These major academic losses are likely to be that there is no second except this mummy in the pyramid grave of the Sumerians. This is the unique thing in the world.

Wenger pinched his fists and said with a pale face: "Be careful, don't damage the bones inside, be sure to keep them intact."

"Okay, I get it, I will..." Van der Wat responded, then turned around and lowered his head, but then he was stunned.

A scene that was far more incredible in Van der Waal's eyes than when he discovered the mummy just now appeared. When the silk fragments on the body fell, the layer wrapped outside might initially fall off, and then another layer of silk inside was exposed. But when the one below began to fall down, the corpse itself should appear.

But Van der Waal didn't see any bones in his eyes, and what he saw was fair skin.

Moreover, because Van der elva was too close, he could even clearly see the pores on his skin.

"Swish" Van der Wat, who was extremely excited and shocked, almost failed to stand firm. He almost fell from the stone where the coffin was placed into the waterway. Fortunately, he reacted a little faster, so he reached out to grab the edge of the sarcophagus and stabilized his body.

Wenger said angrily: "What are you doing? Are you desperate? Can you have some professional qualities and be careful?"

Van der Wat grabbed the sarcophagus with one hand, pointed to the coffin and said incredibly: "Old, teacher, there is a corpse inside, yes, it is a corpse."

Wenger shouted: "It's not a corpse, can you still put giant pandas? Van der Waal, can you stop talking nonsense? We are doing a serious matter in the scientific examination. Who can listen to what nonsense you are talking about when you have time?"

"No, no, I mean, under the broken dead hatred, the body is intact, not the bones," Van der Wat said in horror: "It should be said that it is a dead person, there is no bone, the surface is skin..."

The tomb suddenly became silent. Even if a breeze blows over, people can hear the sound of the wind, and the ears echo in what Van der Far had just said.

It took a minute or two to be quiet, and then a heavy breathing sound came. At the same time, Van der Watt even saw that the silk on the mummy had completely fallen, and then a crystal clear female corpse was revealed.
Chapter completed!