800-Million-Years-Old Sarcophagus In Siberia: Tisul Princess

In 1969, at the Siberian village of Rzhavchik in the Soviet Union, a remarkable event unfolded. Deep beneath the surface, a miner named Ivan Karnaukhov discovered an 800 million-year-old sarcophagus with a woman inside. The beauty lying in the sarcophagus soon became known as the Tisul Princess, with Tisul being the name of the district where the Rzhavchik village was located. Eventually, the high-ranking Soviet officials from the district arrived. Accompanying them were KGB agents. Just six months after the KGB confiscated the sarcophagus, a wave of misfortune swept over the village of Rzhavchik. Tragedy struck relentlessly, beginning with Ivan Karnaukhov, the man who discovered the sarcophagus of the Tissul Princess. His life was cut short in a harrowing accident. A month after his death, a miner met his demise by drowning. The sole survivor of these ominous events was geologist Vladimir Podreshetnikov, who revealed that the discovery of the Tisul princess was not the only one of its kind. Valery Malevanny, a retired KGB agent, stated that in 1973, additional sarcophagi were uncovered. These sarcophagi were transported to Moscow and were estimated to be around 200 million-year-old.

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[krisbest]

Draining the liquid, a sign of extreme stupidity.

[briankerr]

lesson if you find anything at all like this ... DO NOT TELL THE GOVERNMENT ...

[EBaker]

I think the most unbelievable part of this story is the entire story.

[isabelled]

There is a true Chinese tomb (the Marquess of Dai) where they found the very well preserved body of a woman preserved in some liquid. Body still supple, blood still liquid, etc. But it's around 2000 years old not millions of years.

[chazshave]

This makes me laugh the sarcophagus was to heavy to be airlifted yet the miners can carry it from 200 feet below ground 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[cenisss]

In Croatia a couple of years ago workers who were building a highway near Beli Manastir found 8 giant skeletons with the biggest somewhere about 3.5m.
Story was completely covered up...

[m.anthonyc.]

I think the most unbelievable part about this entire story is the fact someone thought of the bright idea to drain the pink liquid out of the

[jimmcdougall]

Funny how similar this is to Snow White and the Seven Dwarves. The dwarves were also miners.
A military class helicopter couldn’t lift the sarcophagus, but the miners had no problem bringing it up from the mine. I’m calling BS. Far too many holes in the story.

[postmanlondon]

Where did the 800 million years come from? The BBC are saying that a similar sarcophagus was dated as only 2500 years old. Remember that the Tinsul Princess was found in a coal seam!

[ideasareLIMITLESS]

SO many artists impressions and we have to wonder is there even ONE image in this video that shows the actual thing?

[vintage-genes]

The hair is brown, the hair is blond, the eyes were closed but they saw that they were blue😂

[nairolfnednilruz]

What I really don’t like are clips where you have tons of pictures from other events which have absolutely nothing to do with the theme in the clip. This is very cheap.

[jochenvanaelten]

Thy could only measure until 50.000 years ago and somehow concluded that it was 800 million years old ? How ???

[phoenixx]

Let us assume for a moment it was true. The only thing that could do this is nanites or a similar nanotechnology. If it was nanites it would require a power source, and a controlling memory storage or computer interface, which would probably be about the size of the black box. Nanites designed to continously cycle neurons and repair cellular damage would likely self replicate and repair, and would act on their last configured directive if separated from the controller. In otherwords it would interfere with the neurons of a person stupid enough to eat it; and likely prevent their short term memory from working, or at worst, attempt to reconfigure that persons neurons to match those of the creature they had just spent however many millenia preserving. Which sounds exactly like what happened to the guy.

On the flipside, if it was a stasis device and she was buried under hundreds of metres of coal and rock, even if she woke up there would be nothing else they could do but lay back down again. She may have been beyond reviving at that point and was little more than a mummy. That black box is the key, unless the liquid was also a memory matrix. They found two more of the preserving boxes and they both tested exactly at the maximum age you can reliably test for? Sounds like the first, only in the second two, those testing it were too stupid to consider the possibility that it was older than they could test for.

It seems if this story is true, at every level the local authorities were too stupid to know what they were doing. Basicaly wild monkeys playing at trying to figure out how to make sense of a clock tower - that was attached to a nuclear power plant.

[Na-diya_]

5:17 I'm from Ukraine and know both Ukrainian & russian languages. In the newspaper you've shown (dated the 1st of April 2003) it says, that the body was sold to Americans by the local scientists due to the lack of money for funding science )).
So, not sure about the rest of the story, but according to newspaper you showed - its USA, who's got the body now, not KGB & Russia.

[postaboks]

In 1993 the 2, 500-year-old mummified remains of a woman were discovered in the frozen Ukok Plateau in Siberia. Known as the 'Ukok Princess' or the 'Ice Maiden' in the media, she is thought to be one of the most significant archaeological finds of the 20th Century. NOT 800 Million Years old!

[Judiland]

So, I will give an opinion, but it may prove unpopular. I theorize that these sarcophagus may be a type of human which was carefully preserved to survive the eons in order to be rescued by their peers. If so well either their peers have forgotten them, or no longer exist, or, here’s the unpleasant alternative, they may be on their way to rescue them and we have screwed that up. 🙊

[madelynpryor]

Guaranteed she wasn't dead until they drained the life preserving liquid and disrupted her suspended animation. She was not left for us to discover, she was left for her people to return and resuscitate her. If this is real, I just can't stand the people who make these decisions. Should have left her alone.

[annanardo]

The idea of touching, smelling and actually tasting that pink liquid is is undeniably a stupid thing to do. 🤔

[Mithras]

The first thing I do when I see a body floating in a pink substance, is taste the pink substance!😮😅