This discovery was made completely by chance in the spring of 2008, and if we know what happened is undoubtedly thanks to Russian media, and television press. This happened in Kurdistan, Iran, a country that is quite closed to the world, at least in the Western world, but which has good relations with Russia. Although it is hidden until today, 2018, we managed to find out from what the Russian press has published that the discovery occurred in a digging job, when digging the ground to make the foundations of a house. Then appears a mausoleum containing three coffins, and after more concise excavations, a layer of earth containing the remains of an ancient civilization and the ruins of a city. Because of the stratum in which it was found, but also thanks to the artifacts found in the interior, archaeologists determined that the monument and the city were built between 10,000 and 12,000 years ago, a date quickly revised by the Islamic authorities after the When they found in the Russian press, the Iranian authorities said publicly that the ruins were 850 years old, less than 3000 years old, which obviously does not correspond to the facts and is, again, an official lie.
Of the three sarcophagi found in the mausoleum, we only have video evidence of the first two. We do not know anything about the third, or its content, or who was inside, it is believed that the third was damaged and being inside it was already in very bad condition, how rare that according to studies conducted by Western studies those mummies in Perfect state they are not more than 1000 years old and according to the studies in Russia and Iran, they have much more, besides the artifacts found near the bodies in perfect conservation do not correspond with any civilization of that period since the artifacts are a mixture of designs Babylonian and Egyptian I of a previous civilization and according to studies carried out in Russia, the translations of the inscriptions in the artifacts that surround the bodies and in the crowns of them are rather ancient Sumerian proto.
