Modern science has been able to decipher the secrets of couples holding hands lovingly for 3,500 years.

these convincing pictures show antiquated entombments in Staryi Tartas town, in Novosibirsk area, where researchers have concentrated on about 600 burial chambers.

Handfuls contain the bones of couples, confronting one another, some with their hands kept intact apparently forever.

There has been hypothesizing that on the man’s passing, his better half was forfeited and covered with him for any kind of future family in a demonstration of closeness.

Or, as Klein suggests, might a young woman have been sacrificed to fulfill the role of a woman in this ritual?

Teacher Molodin doesn’t preclude this variant, yet clarifies it is just a speculation.

Again, it’s a suggestion. As an idea, it very well may be. Because a significant portion of the researchers believe that the Andronovo people were Iranians, this Klein concept can also be applied to Siberia.

Therefore, they can be included in this hypothesis. Yet, I will rehash, it is just a speculation.’

There are he says ‘a lot’ of two or three graves. ‘ The number intrigues.

More that this, we see a few intriguing realities. Cremation is more common in Andronovo culture, and this interesting burial combination of cremation and inhumation can be seen here. Why it is so?

‘There is a variant that they didn’t simply empty the remains into the grave, however made a doll and put the cinders in this. However, we do not know for sure.

There are also burials that only include a few cremated remains. Because they loved each other and died simultaneously, the situation is more complicated.