The Simpson Not only does it predict the future, it is also the subject of predictions through the appearance of a sarcophagus more than 3,000 years old in which an image very identical to Marge Simpson appears.
Today it is impossible for anyone to have ever heard of The Simpsonbecause the long-lived series animation created by Matt Groening It has been with us for more than three decades in continuous broadcast and, although it is no longer what it was before, that does not mean that it continues to be one of the most watched productions on television.
One of the highlights of the series and what makes it so special is because the number of times the situations raised in its episodes are fulfilledoften decades apart.
But The Simpsons goes much further and, part of fulfilling predictions, it seems that they are also the object of them, since Matt Groening’s series “appears” in an Egyptian sarcophagus that is more than 3,000 years old. How are you staying?
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Marge Simpson “appears” in an ancient Egyptian sarcophagus
As collected 20 minutesa group of archaeologists discovered a cemetery of high officials and priests of the known as the New Kingdom (c. 1550 BC – c. 1069 BC).
Among the remains found They located an Egyptian sarcophagus approximately 3,500 years old in which lies Tadi Ist, ceremonial singer and daughter of the High Priest of Djehouti in Ashmunein.
The surprise comes when, upon seeing the painted representation of Tadi Ist, she has an enormous resemblance to Marge Simpson, one of the main characters in The Simpson. You can take a look below.
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In the image of the sarcophagus we see Tadi Ist painted with a green dress and a blue hat, making her appearance very similar to that of the matriarch of the iconic yellow family.
Of course, like the predictions seen in the long-running television series, this is nothing more than a coincidence, but It is most curious how a sarcophagus more than 3,000 years old “predicted” the arrival of The Simpsondon’t you think?
