Blessed by misfortune, the fire burned a thousand-year-old monument, more than 2,000 years before the Egyptian pyramids
In addition to the new crown pneumonia has attracted the world's attention, the fires in Australia also affect the hearts of people around the world. The fire in Australia has been going on for several months, and although Australian firefighters have used all their strength to continue to control the fire, it has not been effective at all. And the impact of this fire is very extensive, many animals living in the forest are not spared, koalas, kangaroos and other animals died in this fire, and countless bats flew to Australian cities due to their inability to survive in caves. But it was also during this fire that Australia discovered a monument more than 2,000 years before the pyramids.
According to relevant reports, the fire in Australia burned Lake Conda in Victoria, Australia, and 7,000 hectares of surrounding forest, and after being extinguished by firefighters, a monument appeared on the coke-like land. Experts rushed to the local area and found through investigation that the age of this monument may be traced back to more than 6,000 years, even more than 2,000 years before the history of the pyramid. Relevant experts say that the monument is an ancient aquaculture system, and experts have named it the Bujimby Cultural Landscape.
Knowing this, many archaeologists from around the world rushed to Australia to begin an expedition to the Bujimby cultural landscape. Many experts believe that the Bujimby cultural landscape should have been built by the Gundijimara people more than 6,000 years ago. The Gundiji Mara people had learned to build relevant buildings according to the surrounding volcanic rock topography and the excellent geographical environment around them, so this monument is also of great archaeological significance, so it has also been allowed by the United Nations to enter the World Heritage Site.
After seeing this news, many netizens said that Australia was really blessed by misfortune. The fire burned a lot of the forest to the ground, but it also revealed the appearance of this monument that predates the construction of the pyramid more than two thousand years ago. Without the fire, humans might not know when they would have discovered the ancient ruins. But the cost of this disclosure is too great, and it is hoped that in the next time Australia can control the fire that lasted for several months as soon as possible, according to relevant reports, if the fire continues to spread under the influence of high winds, it is likely to engulf Australia's capital. It is also hoped that Australia's animals will be protected from the threat of this fire and give them a safe living environment.
