Archaeologists find 2,100-year-old ‘iPhone’ in grave of woman buried in Russian ‘Atlantis’ (PHOTOS)

The ancient woman - who lived before the birth of Christ - was found with her iphone-alike accessory in the depths of Siberia

It dates back to the ancient Xiongnu empire - a huge nation of nomads that ruled the area from the 3rd century BC to the late 1st century AD

In fact, what looks strikingly like a smart phone is actually made of black gemstone jet rock - with a regular pattern of semi-precious stones inlayed.

And rather than being a pre-historic piece of tech, the block was actually used as an ornate belt buckle.

Archaeologist Dr Pavel Leus said:

Natasha’s’ burial with a Hunnu-era (Xiongnu) 'iPhone' remains one of the most interesting at this site.

The intricate inlays are made of turquoise, carnelian, and mother-of-pearl - as well as a form of ancient Chinese coin.

he tomb of the ancient fashionista - nicknamed Natasha by archaeologists - was found after a vast man-made reservoir in Siberia was drained over the summer.