'Smartphone' was found in a 2,000-year-old grave in Russia! [video]

The Dhaka Times Desk We all know that the history of smartphones is not very long. Stay away from smartphones, we can talk to each other on cell phones, even our previous generation couldn't imagine. However, a 'smartphone' has been claimed to have been recovered from a 2,000-year-old grave in Russia.

International media including several British media have published this news. They say that the smartphone belongs to the American mobile phone maker Apple. However, no one could give a satisfactory explanation as to how the 'iPhone' ended up in the 2,000-year-old grave.

The grave from which the 'smartphone' was found is that of a young woman. The grave is located in a reservoir called Ala near the Sayano-Shushenskaya Dam in Russia. The 'smartphone' was recovered after several ancient graves were found while removing the water there.

It is known that the burial area located in the Tuva region of Russia is originally known as The Russian Atlantis. The area is under water most of the year. Only in May and June, when the water level drops, researchers look for various things there.

According to a report of the local media Siberian Times, the name of the young woman buried in that grave is Natasha. The girl was a child of a rich family. The Siberian Times reports that the recovered 'iPhone' was decorated with a bejeweled coin called the Chinese weizhu.

Archaeologists and experts claim that the tomb dates back to the Jeongu Dynasty 2,137 years ago. And that body is that of a noble Hun girl. His family lived in rural areas of southern Russia. The graves date back to the 3rd century BC.

Researcher of St. Petersburg Institute of Material History Culture. Marina Kilunovskaya described the area as a 'scientific wonder'. He said his archaeological expedition team was 'incredibly lucky' to have been able to discover the ancient burial site.

Dr. Archaeologist in this regard. Pavel Leos says, 'Natasha's grave dates back to the Hunu-era (Jeongu). The matter has now become the most sensational since the "iPhone" was found there. There was a belt with the bones in that grave. The belt was also decorated with Chinese Wuzhou coins. That's why it's useful to know that it's of some time.'

The smartphone-like metal object found in the grave is 18 cm long and 9 cm wide. Its belt is encrusted with luxurious gemstones. The pearl with which it was decorated is called the mother of all pearls. Natasha's belt is also studded with Chinese Weizhou coins.' Source: https://www.jagonews24.com

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