According to the research team, radiocarbon dating and archeological methods show that the bones date back to the 19th century. The bodies most likely belong to the Russian servicemen who died in the garrisons of the area. The cause of death was most likely disease, as the bodies show no record of violence.
The research team determined that the bones are from the 19th century based on radiocarbon dating and archeological methods. They believe the bodies belong to Russian soldiers who died in the garrisons of the area. The cause of death was likely disease, as there is no evidence of violence on the bodies.