The astonishing preserved stays of a man obviously reflecting in the lotus position have been uncovered in Mongolia.

A legal assessment is in progress on the human artifact which is accepted to be around 200 years of age, subsequent to being protected in creature skin.

‘The preserved body sits in a lotus position, as though as yet pondering,’ said a report in The Siberian Times – refering to Mongolian records of the revelation.

‘Specialists that had opportunity and willpower to convey essential visual test say they accept the body can be around 200 years of age.’

The body was tracked down on 27 January in Songinokhairkhan area, said Mongolia’s ‘Morning Paper’. It was canvassed in ‘steers skin’.

The human remaining parts are presently going through legal assessment in capital Ulaanbataar.

Starting hypothesis is that the mummy could be an instructor of Lama Dashi-Dorzho Itigilov.

Dashi-Dorzho Itigilov, brought into the world in 1852, was a Buryat Buddhist Lama of the Tibetan Buddhist practice, most popular for the similar condition of his body.

His remaining parts were accounted for not to be dependent upon plainly visible rot.