Introduction: 60,000 troops mysteriously disappeared, 2,000 years later, found in a cave
In the sixth century AD, the Persian Empire, led by the king, rose rapidly and then began to invade Egypt non-stop, and Egypt was defeated and soon fell. It was then that Persia established its own power. But the Persian king was ambitious, and he was not satisfied with it. So the king sent sixty thousand men on Amun, a small state in the desert. The country was small and not rich, but its geographical location was important, so the Persian king sent 60,000 elite soldiers to take it in one fell swoop.
But the strange thing is that after this army entered the desert, it never came out again, not even a trace, as if it evaporated in the human world, making people unpredictable. The desert is full of dangers, and many people speculate that they have been annihilated by sandstorms. This is the most reasonable statement, but it is not without remains, right? The Persian king sent several waves of people to them, not to mention the remains, and even the items they brought with them were not found, so this claim was overturned. Others say they were retaliated against by Egypt and wiped out, but no one knows if they were.
This also aroused everyone's curiosity, and since the 19th century, more and more people have begun to find the reason for their disappearance. It was eventually discovered by two Italians who had been curious about the army, officially searching for the Persian army from 1996 until 2004. After 9981 years, the remains of the army were finally found in a mysterious cave in the Siwa region of Egypt. The cave contains a large number of remains, weapons and accessories that have been verified to belong to the Persian Empire, which means that the remains are Persian soldiers. They came here to avoid the sandstorm, but they didn't expect to be trapped in the end.
However, as long as there are hundreds of corpses here, it is completely unable to reach the number of 60,000. Archaeologists believe they were scattered at the time, and whether the rest of the people also died in the desert remains to be investigated. So archaeologists are still on their way to find it. In the end, whether the historical truth will be revealed, let us wait and see.