This is probably the strangest thing to do! What's going on here? Could it be the legendary famous "Mystery of Leonardo da Vinci"? That's right, the legendary mystery "The Mystery of Leonardo da Vinci." "Who the hell is Leonardo da Vinci?" On Saturday, in a village called Boxford in West Berkshire, England, people excavated a huge Roman mosaic mural with 1600, and the photo showed a stone with five Chinese Simplified Chinese characters "Jim here".
20172017 a team of amateur archaeologists and archaeologists to mosaic the sidewalk, which is located on a private farmland in the village, 6x5 meters long and 6x5 meters wide. Due to the size and conditions of the murals, the soil was re-covered, allowing farmers to continue farming. The archaeological team only recently recruited volunteers and it took only 10 days to excavate the murals. The mural is more than 6 meters long and about 4 meters wide, and the characters in the picture are wearing white costumes, and the background is yellow as the main color, which is very eye-catching. The surface of the mural is also accompanied by some text and patterns, which are very rich in content and have descriptions of ancient social life. However , due to the sheer size of the murals and the desire of local residents to remain in the village , the archaeological team, after coordination , decided not to remove the murals , but to display them on the original site , which was opened to the public today ( September 7 ) .
This is a mural of the peripus sidewalk that won a chariot race with the Hippotamus princess of Hippotamia in ancient Greek mythology. This picture is interesting, but the philosophy it contains is intriguing: in human history, there have been many wars, but each time it has ended in failure. The answer may begin with ancient Greek mythology. Pelops. Hippodamia, the daughter of King Onomamus, tried to prevent her marriage to King Onomaos after receiving a prophecy that she would be killed by her son-in-law. To this end, Onomaos built a chariot race, considered one of the origins of the ancient Olympic Games, so that the person who won him could marry his daughter. Onomaos killed 13 people who proposed to him, and Zeus's grandson Hippodamia also wanted to marry Hippodamia, but he did not want to die, and he conspired with Onomaos to replace Onomamus's axle, causing Onomaos to be strangled by the reins.
Similar murals are said to have only been found three times around the world, but the first in the UK, so they are extremely rare and have been called the most exciting discoveries in the UK in nearly 50 years. It is a cemetery called Jim Village in Berkshire, north london. The tomb is said to have been recognized by UNESCO as one of the World Heritage Sites. The cemetery was built in 1885. However, in the official photograph of the Berksford History Project, there are actually three stones inscribed with words, one of which is inexplicably engraved with the five Chinese characters "Jim here!" ”
What the hell is going on here? There is no word on where the stone came from, and the caption below the photo reads: "Special find from 3 Roman Matockeers!" The discovery is on display in an archaeological museum in the UK in a huge glass container filled with some stones. One of the archaeologists involved in the specialfinds said, "Today's photograph comes from Matt and David."
Judging from the few other clean sculptures, they don't look like they were dug out of the dirt, so it could be a prank or a mistake, or a deliberate plot to attract more tourists to the village. Jim Smith is 1.75 meters tall and he is a very famous artist and sculptor in India. He had a very special nickname – Jim. He was the father of a boy named Jim in India. But it shouldn't be Chinese, because it's ugly to write, and Jim isn't a Chinese name either. Of course, exactly what happened may be revealed in a few days.