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In the deserts of western China, archaeologists uncovered something that shouldn't exist mummies, but not Chinese mummies. These bodies had red hair, long noses, and wore tartan pattern textiles. European-looking people buried in China 4 thousand years ago. The Tarim Basin mummies are so perfectly preserved by the desert that you can still see their tattoos. Dna testing confirmed they were a distinct population, neither European nor East Asian, but an ancient group that vanished from history, who they were, how they got there, and why they disappeared is still

In the deserts of western China, archaeologists uncovered something that shouldn't exist mummies, but not Chinese mummies. These bodies had red hair, long nose…

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  • Tarim Basin Mummies Discovery
  • Discovery Details
  • Location
  • Western China Deserts
  • Mummy Characteristics
  • Physical Appearance
  • Red Hair, Long Noses
  • Clothing
  • Tartan Pattern Textiles
  • Preservation
  • Perfectly Preserved by Desert
  • Visible Tattoos
  • DNA Analysis
  • Distinct Population
  • Neither European nor East Asian
  • Ancient Group
  • Unanswered Questions
  • Who They Were
  • How They Got There
  • Why They Disappeared
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In the deserts of western China, archaeologists uncovered something that shouldn't exist mummies, but not Chinese mummies. These bodies had red hair, long noses, and wore tartan pattern textiles. European-looking people buried in China 4 thousand years ago. The Tarim Basin mummies are so perfectly preserved by the desert that you can still see their tattoos. Dna testing confirmed they were a distinct population, neither European nor East Asian, but an ancient group that vanished from history, who they were, how they got there, and why they disappeared is still

": In the deserts of western China, archaeologists uncovered something that shouldn't exist mummies"

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