2000 yr old Chinese Mummies

[frankster]

Now what intrigues me is that at about the time stamp 35 minutes(if in a rush go to the 39 minute mark) a cache of Chinese mummies are displayed of which one of then appears to have black skin. The narrator did not give any explanation as to why this is so. Giving me the impression that it could be some form of decomposition.....but he did mention no mold or bacteria was in the body.



What do you think ?
is this more proof of black (Xia/Li Min) Chinese?

Just as an aside if this was found by a European funded group we would never have seen picture of that apparently black skin mummy....lol

 

[Cabbage Patch]

Now what intrigues me is that at about the time stamp 35 minutes(if in a rush go to the 39 minute mark) a cache of Chinese mummies are displayed of which one of then appears to have black skin. The narrator did not give any explanation as to why this is so. Giving me the impression that it could be some form of decomposition.....but he did mention no mold or bacteria was in the body.



What do you think ?
is this more proof of black (Xia/Li Min) Chinese?

Just as an aside if this was found by a European funded group we would never have seen picture of that apparently black skin mummy....lol

That dude is jet black. There are a number of Asians who have jet black or other type of black skin, though.

 

[Leasy]

I wouldn't be surprised as there Chinese Pyramids and myths of the beginning of each Chinese dynasty discussing black skin.

 

[Michael9100]

So... how did they get lighter over the course of 2000 years?...... A lot of the chinese I see are the same color as germans...

 

[Cave Savage]

So... how did they get lighter over the course of 2000 years?...... A lot of the chinese I see are the same color as germans...

Germans are pink and Chinese people are light brown (generally speaking)

 

[Spowder]

I remember there is a city in Asia where everyone has dark skin.