1500 human bones unearthed in osaka, Japan. What will these bones be used for?

August 13, Shibei District, Osaka, Japan? Mei Tian's Tomb? More than 1500 human bones have been unearthed, located in the commercial area on the north side of JR Osaka Station. According to Japanese news media, it is the first time that a large number of human bones have been unearthed in Osaka like this. At present, it is initially identified as a collective death and burial behavior caused by plague disease, and many netizens also said? Could it be the box that opened the virus? And worried about whether the virus will spread with the grave, the official did not respond to what these human bones would do.

A person in charge at the scene said that these human bones may have died after being infected with plague at the same time. It is probably a cemetery from the end of Edo to the beginning of Meiji, because the terrain is obviously lower than the surrounding area. Most of the deceased were young people in their thirties, including many children. Some of these human bones were buried in wooden coffins or urn coffins, and some were cremated. Professor Abe qianzi, an anthropologist, found through research that nearly 30% of the deceased had different degrees of pathological changes in their hands and feet, and they might have bone tumors or syphilis.

Mei Tian's Tomb? Seven Tombs in Osaka? One of them has appeared in many works of Japanese rap art Pure Glass. There are many tombstones and remains in this area, and some funerary objects are unearthed together with human bones, such as jade bracelets, pipes, copper coins, clay dolls and gold nuggets. Due to the small number of funerary objects, experts speculate that the area should belong to the cemetery of the lower class. Judging from these funerary objects, most of them will be used from the end of Edo to the beginning of Meiji, which seems to further confirm the speculation about the times.

This new discovery? Mei Tian's Tomb? Human bone remains are of great research value and help to understand the historical data of our country. Professor Abe also said that he would compare the historical materials of the corresponding period, and he hoped that by analyzing the unearthed human bones and funerary objects, he could reproduce the scenery of Shimonoseki in Osaka at that time.