The gold plate in the face of the skeleton, the 150-year mystery recovered

The gold plate in the face of the skeleton, the 150-year mystery recovered

The gold plate in the face of the skeleton, the 

150-year mystery recovered

Great research is going on with the 1800-year-old gold plate. There are many different information coming out.

The gold plate was found from the skeleton's mouth in a cemetery.

That is about 1872. The skeleton was found at the York station in the UK.

And since that time, archaeologists and scientists have been studying this gold plate for about 150 years.

Researchers from the Yorkshire Museum say that the skeleton was inserted in front of the skeleton, a third-century woman's skeleton.

They also said that the elite family of Eastern Rome used this gold leaf.

Recently, 1800-year-old woman skeleton has been tested in DNA.

Scientists say that at the age of 18-30, the woman died after receiving information from the DNA test. He was a resident of Rome.

The question arises - the people of Rome who buried themselves with gold leaf in the mouth of the dead woman.

Some archaeologists say that this leaf was used as a medicinal plant.

However, some historians say that at that time Rome was believed in Rome, if the gold plate is in the mouth, the soul will not be able to escape from the body.

Because they believed that the soul returned to the grave in the grave.

In ancient Rome, Syria, Turkey, Crimea- even in France, such a 'Golden Mouth Plaque' has been found.

Adam Parker, Assistant Curator of the Department of Archeology at Yorkshire Museum, said more research is going on in the skeleton obtained at the York Station. Age is known. Stable isotope analysis will be made of gold leaf. More secret will come out sooner.