Cold neck with 2000 year old leather jacket

An intact human skin was found in Tibet dating to about 2000 years old with many tattoos all over the body, from the ankles to the fingers that many people could not chase their hair.

An intact human skin was found in Tibet dating to about 2000 years old with many tattoos all over the body, from the ankles to the fingers that many people could not chase their hair.

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2000 year old human skin set with many intact tattoos.

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The patterns and colors on each tattoo still retain the lines.

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All parts of the body are sealed by many different pictures.Most tattoos have details about beastmen, even extremely fierce faces of human beings, such as re-enacting the hell world with rising spirits.

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Researchers still have not been able to explain all those mysterious tattoos.

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Tattoos on this mysterious human skin are believed to be of a repressive, exploited Tibetan farmer.

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A tattoo with a fierce face.

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All tattoos are done on the skin of people who lived 2,000 years ago.

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According to the researchers, the skin remains intact after 2000 years due to being marinated with mercury.Before marinating, the internal parts are removed, leaving only the outer skin intact.

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It's only horrible and obsessive for anyone to see it just to retain the human skin from 2000 years ago.

Update 24 May 2019
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