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A mummy that was found in Mongolia has gone archaeologistsculturefamousfootweargravegroundimportantlocalmodernoldownpairregionremotestripestimetravelviralwoodenword because it seems to be wearing Adidas boots. People have tweeted that the mummy shows that time archaeologistsculturefamousfootweargravegroundimportantlocalmodernoldownpairregionremotestripestimetravelviralwoodenword exists. The mummy was found in the Altai Mountains in a archaeologistsculturefamousfootweargravegroundimportantlocalmodernoldownpairregionremotestripestimetravelviralwoodenword part of Mongolia. It is around 1,500 years archaeologistsculturefamousfootweargravegroundimportantlocalmodernoldownpairregionremotestripestimetravelviralwoodenword. The mummy’s boots look like a archaeologistsculturefamousfootweargravegroundimportantlocalmodernoldownpairregionremotestripestimetravelviralwoodenword of snowboarding boots made by the sports company Adidas. The boots have the same three archaeologistsculturefamousfootweargravegroundimportantlocalmodernoldownpairregionremotestripestimetravelviralwoodenword that Adidas is archaeologistsculturefamousfootweargravegroundimportantlocalmodernoldownpairregionremotestripestimetravelviralwoodenword for putting on its archaeologistsculturefamousfootweargravegroundimportantlocalmodernoldownpairregionremotestripestimetravelviralwoodenword. A picture of the boots has gone viral. People are tweeting that the mummy is a archaeologistsculturefamousfootweargravegroundimportantlocalmodernoldownpairregionremotestripestimetravelviralwoodenword human who travelled back in archaeologistsculturefamousfootweargravegroundimportantlocalmodernoldownpairregionremotestripestimetravelviralwoodenword.

The mummy's archaeologistsculturefamousfootweargravegroundimportantlocalmodernoldownpairregionremotestripestimetravelviralwoodenword was found in 2010 by archaeologistsculturefamousfootweargravegroundimportantlocalmodernoldownpairregionremotestripestimetravelviralwoodenword farmers. Last October, archaeologistsculturefamousfootweargravegroundimportantlocalmodernoldownpairregionremotestripestimetravelviralwoodenword started digging. They thought the site had many archaeologistsculturefamousfootweargravegroundimportantlocalmodernoldownpairregionremotestripestimetravelviralwoodenword things. The archaeologists found horse's saddles, clay vases, archaeologistsculturefamousfootweargravegroundimportantlocalmodernoldownpairregionremotestripestimetravelviralwoodenword bowls, and metal kettles. The site was the first complete Turkic burial archaeologistsculturefamousfootweargravegroundimportantlocalmodernoldownpairregionremotestripestimetravelviralwoodenword found in Central Asia. Turkic people started living in a archaeologistsculturefamousfootweargravegroundimportantlocalmodernoldownpairregionremotestripestimetravelviralwoodenword between Central Asia and Siberia around 2,600 years ago. They had their archaeologistsculturefamousfootweargravegroundimportantlocalmodernoldownpairregionremotestripestimetravelviralwoodenword language and alphabet. The colour blue was very important in their archaeologistsculturefamousfootweargravegroundimportantlocalmodernoldownpairregionremotestripestimetravelviralwoodenword. Some historians say the word 'turquoise' comes from the archaeologistsculturefamousfootweargravegroundimportantlocalmodernoldownpairregionremotestripestimetravelviralwoodenword 'Turkish'.