Zhagunluke Tombs

The ancient tomb of Zagunluke was discovered in 1930. It is located 5 kilometers west of the county seat, on the platform of Zagunluke Village, Tuoglakluke Township. There are relics distributed in the southeast and northwest directions. The burial area is 100 meters long from north to south, and 750 meters wide from east to west. There is the Laililek site 5 kilometers away, and the ancient Qiemo riverbed site is 1 kilometer away from the Mo burial area and near the Lileke site. Because the tomb is located on a higher platform, the temperature is dry, the people are saline, and the tomb is firmly built, so the corpse is well preserved. There are more than 60 musical instruments, leather products and stone tools of different sizes, but the same shape and color. Of the mummified corpses unearthed in the tomb, two were basically intact and two were incomplete. Based on carbon-14 testing, the burial is dated to around 1000 BC.