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An agoancientarchaeologistscompanydeeperfamousfarmersgraveimportantmodernpictureproofregionremotesimilarstripesuniqueviralwoodenword mummy that was found in Mongolia has gone agoancientarchaeologistscompanydeeperfamousfarmersgraveimportantmodernpictureproofregionremotesimilarstripesuniqueviralwoodenword online because it seems to be wearing Adidas boots. Many people have been tweeting that the mummy is agoancientarchaeologistscompanydeeperfamousfarmersgraveimportantmodernpictureproofregionremotesimilarstripesuniqueviralwoodenword that time travel exists. The mummy was discovered in the Altai Mountains in a agoancientarchaeologistscompanydeeperfamousfarmersgraveimportantmodernpictureproofregionremotesimilarstripesuniqueviralwoodenword part of western Mongolia. Researchers say it is around 1,500 years old. The mummy’s boots look very agoancientarchaeologistscompanydeeperfamousfarmersgraveimportantmodernpictureproofregionremotesimilarstripesuniqueviralwoodenword to a pair of snowboarding boots made by the sportswear agoancientarchaeologistscompanydeeperfamousfarmersgraveimportantmodernpictureproofregionremotesimilarstripesuniqueviralwoodenword Adidas. The mummy's boots have the same three agoancientarchaeologistscompanydeeperfamousfarmersgraveimportantmodernpictureproofregionremotesimilarstripesuniqueviralwoodenword that Adidas is agoancientarchaeologistscompanydeeperfamousfarmersgraveimportantmodernpictureproofregionremotesimilarstripesuniqueviralwoodenword for putting on all its footwear. A agoancientarchaeologistscompanydeeperfamousfarmersgraveimportantmodernpictureproofregionremotesimilarstripesuniqueviralwoodenword of the boots has gone viral and people are saying the mummy is actually a agoancientarchaeologistscompanydeeperfamousfarmersgraveimportantmodernpictureproofregionremotesimilarstripesuniqueviralwoodenword human who travelled back in time.

The mummy's agoancientarchaeologistscompanydeeperfamousfarmersgraveimportantmodernpictureproofregionremotesimilarstripesuniqueviralwoodenword was first found in 2010 by local agoancientarchaeologistscompanydeeperfamousfarmersgraveimportantmodernpictureproofregionremotesimilarstripesuniqueviralwoodenword. Last October, archaeologists started digging agoancientarchaeologistscompanydeeperfamousfarmersgraveimportantmodernpictureproofregionremotesimilarstripesuniqueviralwoodenword as they thought the site contained many agoancientarchaeologistscompanydeeperfamousfarmersgraveimportantmodernpictureproofregionremotesimilarstripesuniqueviralwoodenword things. Earlier this month, the archaeologists found horse's saddles, clay vases, agoancientarchaeologistscompanydeeperfamousfarmersgraveimportantmodernpictureproofregionremotesimilarstripesuniqueviralwoodenword bowls, and metal kettles. The agoancientarchaeologistscompanydeeperfamousfarmersgraveimportantmodernpictureproofregionremotesimilarstripesuniqueviralwoodenword said the site was the first complete Turkic burial ground found in Central Asia. The first Turkic people started living in a agoancientarchaeologistscompanydeeperfamousfarmersgraveimportantmodernpictureproofregionremotesimilarstripesuniqueviralwoodenword between Central Asia and Siberia around 2,600 years agoancientarchaeologistscompanydeeperfamousfarmersgraveimportantmodernpictureproofregionremotesimilarstripesuniqueviralwoodenword. They had their own language, including a agoancientarchaeologistscompanydeeperfamousfarmersgraveimportantmodernpictureproofregionremotesimilarstripesuniqueviralwoodenword alphabet. Wolves and the colour blue were very important in their culture. Some historians say the word 'turquoise' comes from the agoancientarchaeologistscompanydeeperfamousfarmersgraveimportantmodernpictureproofregionremotesimilarstripesuniqueviralwoodenword 'Turkish'.