So apparently they open this 400 year old tomb said
to have been from the Ming Dynasty…
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_3122542.html?menu=news.quirkies
And they found a swiss watch in it…(apparently the tomb was untouched)
If you do see this from another site the source is on Ananova which from what i have seen in
the past is not really 100% accurate findings 
This was for entertainment purposes only…
Hahahaha funny as all the usual TTers. fakers we have had here in the past years,anyhow i still have a bit of hope that someday we will have an interesting story over this forum,so for now i’d rather take a more important nap right now like i have been doing lately because this forum has become so boring with fakers and time travelers impersonators.So long,zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz 
“Local experts say they are confused as they believe the tomb had been undisturbed since it was created during the Ming dynasty 400 years ago.”
Where’s the independent supporting evidence that: (1) the site was undisturbed for 400 years, (2) that the object was a Swiss watch, (3) that the watch wasn’t at least 400 year old, (4) that the Swiss didn’t make watches 400 years ago and (5) that the watch wasn’t proper to the ear of ~1500?
We know, as a matter of fact, that Swiss watchmaking goes back to at least 1500.
In other words, absent any other evidence, where’s the mystery?
Sure is a shame they “whoever they are” just assumed it was bunk & “must’ve just” slipped/leaked in from a crack/fissure
“no one ever put any real effort into finding out for sure”
I mean they may have been correct, but at least from available info the ones who found it did everything right, it was even being video’d, they dropped everything to get top tier experts involved & they “top tier experts” according to info… just assumed the simplest answers & didn’t commit anymore resources & effort at all!
Why waste the money, right it isn’t like this was an important archeological discovery already, for any reason, if not becasue of the site alone, where is the proof the site was looted, what is the evidence, not the ring of course… what about a thorough investigating, or lack there~of which seems quite appalling, from what i understand the whole thing was swept quickly & quitely under the rug “hence the term a covered up” even tho so much attention was focused on this.
No one seems to know what the tomb was “officially, I believe”, where it was other that the county "officially to have a second top tier expert opinion or two, who was the team that found it, that was involved we could have directed questions too.
That is just shady as fah! no?
no archaeological reports are made, nor peer~reviews, empirical evidence of the breakdown… asked for or offered about any of this.
no one sampled the soil to make sure of anything, they really did let this slip back through the cracks in a manner of speaking.
No verification of anything in any way we know of?
They Just call it a hoax or something & we all just sheeple along another day
this is why i have conspiracy theories all the time, something just doesn’t sit right about this.
I mean people bungle struff all the time “& it probably was a nothing burger”
but why not prove it, the top experts were called as you are suppose to, that is like coming on a crime scene & not corroding it anymore than you already did when you realize what it is, calling the police & watch them come in throw struff around, step on evidence spill spaghetti & throw it all over the place, then wash the laundry of the dead people, leave tell the news nope no one died & just call it a day! “exaggerate to make the point”
it was just lazy, incompetent top tier experts or…
Or… did they investigate & this became a real discovery that doesn’t make sense. the top people had a private discussion & said just make it go away. “mainstream attention wise”
I guess we will never really know for sure & just have to assume it was all a fluke like told.
So disappointing. 
~QS
Disturbed Soil Outer Layer: The artifact fell from soil clinging to the outside of the coffin, not from inside a hermetically sealed inner chamber. Over centuries, ground shifts, rainwater runoff, root growth, or burrowing animals can pull modern surface debris meters below ground into cracks surrounding an ancient structure.