For centuries, China’s hanging coffins had no known builders. Ancient DNA now points to the Bo people

Scattered across remote cliff faces in southern China, wooden coffins have hung suspended for centuries, wedged into rock crevices or resting on driven wooden stakes hundreds of feet above the ground. Who built them, and why they chose height over a conventional grave, remained an open question for generations of archaeologists.

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