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☞ A few years ago, Western archaeological teams used drones to discover "artifacts that shocked the world" in a cave in Israel's Dead Sea region. Not far from the cave, they found some shredded pieces of paper

☞ A few years ago, Western archaeological teams used drones to discover "artifacts that shocked the world" in a cave in Israel's Dead Sea region.

Not far from the cave, they found some shredded pieces of paper with a large amount of text written on them.

After translation, archaeologists were pleasantly surprised to find that this is a fragment of a handwritten Bible from more than 2,000 years ago, indirectly proving that God exists.

The Jews were even more ecstatic when they received this news, believing that it undoubtedly confirmed the legend that the Jews were the Son of God.

In a corner, the archaeological team found a lot of copper coins and a corpse.

The coins were identified as minted 5,000 years ago, while the remains were 6,000-year-old baby bones.

Therefore, archaeologists have concluded that a relatively civilized country existed in this area of Israel five or six thousand years ago.

Deeper in the cave, they dug up a well-preserved basket and took it back for identification.

This basket is at least 10,500 years old, and Western civilization was pushed to 10,500 years ago, which is wrapped in German oil paper.

Once called the ancient Eastern civilization, in the face of the ancient Western civilization, directly became the scum, alas, our ancestors do not argue ah. [Punch in the face]

☞ A few years ago, Western archaeological teams used drones to discover "artifacts that shocked the world" in a cave in Israel's Dead Sea region. Not far from the cave, they found some shredded pieces of paper
☞ A few years ago, Western archaeological teams used drones to discover "artifacts that shocked the world" in a cave in Israel's Dead Sea region. Not far from the cave, they found some shredded pieces of paper
☞ A few years ago, Western archaeological teams used drones to discover "artifacts that shocked the world" in a cave in Israel's Dead Sea region. Not far from the cave, they found some shredded pieces of paper
☞ A few years ago, Western archaeological teams used drones to discover "artifacts that shocked the world" in a cave in Israel's Dead Sea region. Not far from the cave, they found some shredded pieces of paper

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