Ежелгі Аполлония-Арсуфтағы ерекше ашылу: қоқыс шұңқырынан алынған 1500 жылдық Византия қазынасы!

Archaeological excavations carried out in the ancient city of Apollonia-Arsuf witnessed a surprising discovery that had a great impact around the world. In-depth research in a large area, which was initially thought to be an ordinary garbage pit where worthless domestic waste was accumulated, unearthed hundreds of priceless historical artifacts that shed light on the Byzantine Empire period. Археология әлемін толғандыратын бұл жаңалық өткен кезеңнің жұмбақ ырымдарына да жаңа есіктер ашады.

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Feverish work is being carried out in the agricultural lands of the ancient city, which has an uninterrupted settlement history of more than 1,500 years, starting from the Persian Empire period and extending to the Crusades. While following traces of daily life that overlapped and formed complex layers over time, archaeologists reached a huge pit more than 30 meters wide. During the initial examination, experts encountered ordinary household waste such as pottery shards, industrial production waste, glass pieces and animal bones, and as the excavation deepened, they literally opened the doors of a treasury. Hundreds of intact historical objects that have defied time have begun to be removed one by one from this huge pit, which is described as a garbage dump.

Самариялық қауымдастықтың жұмбақ рәсімі?

Профессор Орен Тал және қазба жобасының менеджерлері болып табылатын доктор. Moshe Ajamiexpressed that it was a great surprise that almost all of the artifacts found in the area were in perfect and usable condition. Emphasizing that it is illogical to find undamaged items in such waste areas under normal circumstances, Professor Tal said, "You would definitely not expect to find intact oil lamps in a normal garbage dump; because such valuable items would either continue to be used in daily life or be sold as commercial value. These unique findings we have obtained are strong evidence for the existence of a religious or ritualistic tradition that caused the Samaritan community, who lived in Бұл жерлерді Византия дәуірінің соңғы кезеңінде саналы түрде осы аймақта тұтас контейнерлер мен заттарды қалдыру ». ұсынады.»деп пікір білдірді.

Жер бетіндегі 400-ден астам тарихи монеталар мен алтын зергерлік бұйымдар

As a result of meticulous laboratory and field investigations carried out by expert archaeologists, the mysterious pit was found in A.D. More than 400 coins dated between 330 and 1453 were classified. Бұл тарихи монеталардың көпшілігі қоладан соғылғанымен, олардың арасында өте сирек және құнды алтын монета да бар. In addition to the coins, approximately 200 Samaritan lamps, ancient rings and stunning gold jewelry that survived to the present day without any damage were also seized in the same archaeological layer. Scientists describe it as a great chance for the history of archaeology that these valuable finds were extraordinarily well preserved despite remaining in a waste area for centuries.