一体誰が建てた?! 未だ解明されない古代の遺物９選

This world is not just full of things that can be explained. If there is something you don't understand in modern times, you can find most of it if you search the internet or books, but if you still can't find the answer, you have no choice but to ask an expert or a scholar. But there are many things that even they can't explain. This time, I would like to introduce you to some of the things that have not yet been explained. Long ago, in the Fontainebleau forest of France, there was an unknown civilization. The walls of the narrow cave have incalculable carvings, and in the forest, there are more than 2,000 statues, snakes, human faces, and monsters. Some of the relics date back to 20,000 years ago, and are said to have been made by the Cro-Magnons, but most of the carvings date back to the Middle Ages, 8,000 BC. However, the statues did not live in France at the time, so how did the people who carved this rock know the shape of the statue? Also, how did they carve the stone so well? If you can read the letters or symbols carved in the cave, you may be able to get some clues, but they have not yet been deciphered. Every year, 10 million visitors come, so there are many unreadable things that fall into the abyss. In this way, their existence is forgotten, and more and more things disappear from history. Many people are frightened just by hearing the curse of ancient times, but in fact, in ancient times, all curses were not written in a negative sense. For example, the curse board of Pera is a so-called love curse that a woman named Dagina wrote to make a man named Dionysophon fall in love with her. This scroll of lead found in Pera, Macedonia, in 1986 was written in Dionysian, about 2,400 years ago. From this discovery, it is not only possible to understand the pattern of love at the time, but also that it was written in Dionysian, so it is possible to understand that ancient Macedonian was not an independent language, but an ancient Greek dialect. Also, Dagina made a specific wish, not for him to marry a woman named Degima, but for him to marry her and grow old with her. But she wanted to take him away from other women. She wanted to take him away. Despite wanting to take him away, when she dug up the scroll again and spread it out, she also wished that this curse would be nullified, and prepared for when her mind changed and made a way to escape. This is love. In 1912, a completely unknown object was found in the coal mine of Wilburton, Oklahoma, in the United States. It was a pile of coal, estimated to be about 300 million years old. It was filled with an iron cup. The only evidence is the testimony of the discoverer, Frank J. Kennard, and the scientific precision of the discovery. Since this object suddenly disappeared after that, many people see it with skeptical eyes. As a realistic hypothesis, the place where the water was accumulated became like this. Some experts point out that the cup made of a material similar to iron is a tool from the 18th century, and that it may have been used by a blacksmith or a bullet craftsman. However, the skeptics also cannot explain exactly why this object was buried in ancient material. This mysterious discovery is a relic of traditional historical and archeological discoveries, and it is of great interest to those who support the ancient UFO theory. In the north of Israel, there is a world heritage site called Beit Shearim. Not only is there the largest Jewish cemetery in the world, but in the 1960s, a nine-ton gray glass plate was found in the middle of a cave. This mass was not similar to ordinary transparent and fragile glass. In 1963, a researcher at the Coating Glass Museum visited here, brought back the fragments, and investigated them. The nine-ton mass was confirmed to be real glass. Why is there such a sacred place? I don't know why they stored such a huge piece of glass. The mystery deepens. There are two main hypotheses. One is that this place used to be used as a glass factory, and the plate was made of glass that was used for products or works. Unfortunately, during the work, the heat started to melt the limestone on the ceiling, and the melted material fell and dirtied the glass, making it unusable. At the same time, it is said that the cave was no longer usable as a glass factory. However, there are disadvantages to this theory. Experts point out that there is no such thing as a glass factory in Israel's largest and most important burial site, and that there is no such thing as a glass factory in Israel's largest and most important burial site, The second is that the windows of Jerusalem's Second Temple are transparent and sealed, according to the Bible. Some historians believe that a commemorative glass panel was installed on the windows of this temple. In the 1970s, when the temple was destroyed, one of the windows was burned, but since it was a stone temple, the glass was contaminated with limestone, and it may have looked like this stone. And it is not unnatural to think that the only remaining part of the temple was brought into this sanctuary. The Nibster Brough, located in the Kaysnes of Scotland, is a monument that covers the rich history of this land. There are several circular walls surrounded by defensive walls in this temple, and they were first discovered in 1895, and a laser scan survey was carried out in the 2000s. The first to be built was a wall, which dates back to the Middle Ages, a few centuries after its foundation. The interior diameter is 6.2 meters, the wall thickness is an average of 4.7 meters, and it is said to be the largest thickness in Western circular houses. For this reason, it seems that the interior design was quite simple. The purpose of these buildings is to build a fort, a castle, a shelter for livestock, and a large house for cattle. In addition, this ruins have traces of the late Iron Age, and a village was formed around the house. The stones, bones, pottery, and grains that came out of the ruins convey the daily life from food processing to yoga at that time, and the evidence of metal processing other than iron and the remains of stone, metalware, and Roman times suggest that the village of Nibustar was a high-end village that imported and manufactured artifacts. Many layers of history are piled up in one ruin. The Pelebi Monastery is an important historical monument in Turkey, and in Anatolia, it is famous for the Marosos Monastery, one of the Seven Mysteries of that World. This grave is said to have been used by Alexander the Great of Ancient Macedonia, the general Antigonus I, or Lysimachus, and later the king of Seleucus, Antiochus II, and was also said to have been a burial ground for Theos. Despite its historical significance, the exact origin and purpose of the monastery are still being debated. The design is quite similar to that of the Marosos Monastery, and it is said to have been used as a proof of the rich culture of the Marosos Monastery. However, it is also said that this monastery was never used as a grave, and there is no sign of someone being buried here. The statue of Porvets, also known as the Stone Statue, is a human-shaped statue made of stones and wood left over by the Porvets. Porvets is a small village on the Kieferusi side, which was in conflict with the Kipchak people of the Turkic nomads. These statues are mainly depicted as warriors wearing helmets, armor, and weapons. Female statues are decorated with headdresses and jewelry, but their cultural significance is shrouded in mystery, and there are many unknown points. Among them, the biggest mystery is that each statue is a vessel under the belly. It may have been a vessel for the ritual, such as a pot, a sacrificial vessel, or a ritual vessel to hold the soul. However, such human-shaped statues are not unique to the Kipchak people, but belong to a wider cultural circle, and exist in Russia, the southern Siberia, Ukraine, Germany, and Mongolia. The creation of statues dates back to the Middle East and Central Asia around the 4th century BC. It was later incorporated into the Kimmerian and Scythian cultures. It required skilled technology to process various types of stones and wood, but it spread among the ancient Turks and spread to the prairie areas of Asia. With the extinction of the Kipchak and the rapid spread of Islam, this tradition suddenly disappeared. Although historically important, the deterioration of the statues left behind over the years is severe, and the preservation of these is an important role for the later generations. The Inca Kermania, also known as the Residence of the Incas, is a mysterious building in Cusco, Peru, that has troubled many scholars for decades. This ruin is beautifully carved with a small pedestal and stairs, and it is believed that the rulers of the Inca Empire sat on this pedestal during important events. The carvings on the steps seem to have a geometric shape, such as animals and plants, but the meaning is unknown. There is also a theory that it may be related to Inca history, and some people speculate that there is a hole in this pedestal that was used for the June ritual. The Inca Kermania is still a symbol of the important legacy of the Incas, and since it is located in Cusco, it is easy to access, so it is not a bad idea to take a walk in the afternoon while admiring the craftsmanship of the Incas. The Cold Stream Stone is said to be the world's oldest work of art. This stone was found in a grave 9,000 years ago in a rocky ruin near the Rottring River in South Africa, more than 100 years ago. On the surface, it looks like three people painted in different colors are hunting, and there is also a theory that they are shamans who tried to enter a supernatural world. There may have been more in the past, but this stone was buried under the riverbed at 60 cm and was preserved without being eroded by the flow of the river and without the color disappearing. The most powerful candidate of the creators is the Sanzoku of the hunting tribe. They are also called the world's oldest human beings, and their origin dates back more than 40,000 years. However, even though it was 9,000 years ago, the condition of the picture is quite good, so in fact it is not ancient, and when it was found, there is also a suspicion that it may be a mass-produced item. This matter will need further investigation.