On the other hand, the coffins were set up in three shelves, eight in luxury and eight in welfare. The first welfare, which was at the top, was the remaining coffin. It was clear that the coffins were there for many years Also also put in different years the stand alone stand was the newest of them all and the second row was, I'm a Tele To Heave, That, That, That, That, That, That, That, That. Between 1845 and 1901 the coffins were owned by people who did not know their value. They eventually arrived at the Scottish National Museum after their owner, Christina Cooper, donated it and only eight coffins.
Uncertainties:
Because of the lack of the number of coffins and the lack of knowledge of the place where the original came from the science was unable to reach useful information on these coffins came out logical and illogical theories, but none of them is yet to be confirmed:
The first is a suggestion made by some that these coffins are made for people who died in exile. It is a representation of a proper Christian burial rite that was not received by the deceased after his death. The doll replaced him. This is the reason for the different durability and quality of the coffins. This was usually followed by why there are only 17 of these coffins. It is impossible for those who died in exile to be seventeen? " Even if they represent the dead, why are there open-eyed dolls, and there are dolls whose arms have been broken to fit the size of the coffins, and such a treatment would never be worthy of ritual burial.
Commemoration of victims:
There are those who said that these dolls were made to commemorate the victims of Brock and Herr hunted bodies known but this is not true also the victims of the thieves were mostly women and these small models are for men only
Voodoo dolls
It is likely that some dolls were made for magical works Voddo dolls, but after the discovery of the figures inside the coffins did not show any holes showing the penetration of needles as made with Voodoo dolls
Gaining luck
Another theory was put forward about lucky dolls that were sold to the German sailors in ancient times, but the interpretation of their presence inside that cave
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A strange incident:
In 1906, a newspaper published an article about an "unnamed woman" who said that her father had visited a man at his workplace one day and showed him a picture of small coffins written on each of them in 1837, 1838 and 1840 and then left her father thinking that the man was crazy but in autumn In 1837, a relative died and in 1838 her cousin died. In 1840 her uncle died. After the funeral, the mad man appeared again in her father's office. .
Over the years, a lot of research has been done, but it has proved that the puppet maker is one person, but this made it even more surprising. The materials that made the coffins, such as wood, nails and others, were from the 18th century.
Now that you have proved the validity of these theories do you have a new theory you would like to mention ....
