Tatouages (Page 15 sur 36)

Princesse Sibérie dévoile ses 2500 années vieux tatouages

Hou la vilaine trad google de 2500 years old tatoos.

OBJECTIONS

Many locals in Altai were nervous from the start about the removal of remains from sacred burial mounds, known as kurgans, regardless of the value to science of doing such work.

In a land where the sway of shamans still holds, they believe the princess's removal led immediately to bad consequences.

'There are places here that it is considered a great sin to visit, even for our holy men. The energy and the spirits there are too dangerous,' warned one local.  'Every kurgan has its own spirit - there is both good and bad in them - and people here have suffered much misfortune since the Ice Princess was disturbed.'

It is nothing short of sacrilege to pour hot water on the remains of ancients who have survived in the permafrost for thousands of years, he said.

The 'curse of the mummy' even caused a crash of the helicopter carrying her remains away from Altai, some believe.  Then in Novosibirsk, her body, preserved so well for so long, started to decompose.
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Back in Altai, many ills have been blamed on her removal: forest fires, high winds, illness, suicides and an upsurge in earthquakes in the Altai region.

Local woman, Olga Kurtugashova, said: 'She may be a mummy but her soul survives, and they say a shaman communicated with her and she asked to go home. That's what the people want, too.'

C'est salaud, les scientifiques s'en battent les couilles des superstitions et tous les couillons locaux vont croire pendant des années que la tartine qui tombe côté schmock c'est la vengeance des Kurgan.