Treasure hunt begins in England

794 Handover
"I thought we would not start operations here until the scientific expedition work was over." Joan of Arc subconsciously said standing in front of the building and watching the group of international joint scientific expedition members busy around the ruins.

In her impression, all the scenic spots should be built before they can open to welcome visitors, especially as someone who had dug various historical sites with Liang En before, so she knew that there was nothing to see at those construction sites.

"You're right, but sometimes it's not the case." Liang En said with a smile, pointing to the archaeological site and the museum under construction under the mountain where the site was located.

"As far as I know, after everyone's discussion, it was decided to use this ruins as a new pilot project to create a living museum, which means that the ruins under scientific research are also part of the exhibition."

"When you come to this museum, you can not only see the legendary ruins, but also see how these ruins were excavated. You can organically combine cultural relics and archeology for publicity."

"And just the parts of the cultural relics excavated now are enough to set up a museum, not to mention that there are still new discoveries in the relics."

Although it took hundreds of years to dig this ruin in another world, it was mainly because of the turmoil in the middle that made the excavation too intermittent, and at the same time, the early excavation could not be progressed normally due to technical limitations.

But now these problems have been successfully resolved, especially the joint archaeological team is far from what the other world can match in terms of number, funding and technology, so the current excavation speed is naturally very fast.

While discussing various matters related to the museum, Liang En and the others walked into the hotel, and followed the guidance of the service staff to a suite on the third floor.

The room was much simpler than Liang En imagined, full of the rural style of the Aegean Islands, but if you look closely, you will find that the design of the whole room is very harmonious, making people feel at home.

The designer of this hotel is the designer under Mr. Du Lisi's command. As a real top hotel and tourism industry tycoon, the hotel designer under his command is naturally extraordinary.

According to the designer's concept, the core part of the whole building is the fusion of the surrounding rural style, so this warm country style is designed.

It must be said that although this design looks inconspicuous, it is very comfortable to live in and can really give people a feeling of being at home.

This should be regarded as a top-level design, because unlike ordinary designers, these designers can convey an emotion to those who use the room, which is really extraordinary.

"The only pity is that this place is not far from the sea, but you can't see the sea because of the surrounding mountains." Standing on the balcony and looking at the ruins not far away, Jeanne felt a little regretful.

"No way, since you choose to build a hotel here, you must bear this shortcoming, and compared to the large number of sea view rooms on this island, this kind of hotel that focuses on relics is truly unique."

Liang En walked out as he spoke, and then lightly put his hand on Joan's hand that was on the railing. Looking into the distance, where they could see, many workers were cleaning up the ruins of a high palace. .

Liang En and the others roughly circled the location of the entire palace during the first excavation, but from the perspective of these archaeologists, they are excavating the famous throne hall.

This throne hall was first discovered by Liang En and the others, and it got its name because two magnificent high-backed chairs carved in stone were found inside.

It’s just that determining the condition of this hall is completely different from the difficulty of conducting a comprehensive excavation, especially during the overall excavation process. Archaeologists need a lot of time to clean up this obviously very important relic on a large scale.

That night, Liang En and the others left the manor on the pretext of going to the city, and then drove the van that the manor used for purchasing directly to Heraklion.

These people in the manor didn't feel that there was anything wrong. After all, Heraklion is the largest city in Greece on the island of Crete, and it is also the capital of the Crete region and the state of Heraklion. It is definitely a city worth visiting.

However, when Liang En and the others drove into the city, they didn't go to the bustling city center. Instead, they chose to take a detour to a warehouse near the port area, and came to a warehouse they rented before.

After taking out a few electronic instruments to check and confirm the safety, Liang En quickly took out the box that was put in before from the space, then closed the rolling gate and locked the gate.

This is the handover method discussed with Huaxia before. As a port city, Heraklion has a large number of warehouse facilities that can temporarily store these items.

In order to ensure the safety of the handover, Liang En will put these things in a random warehouse, and then call randomly to contact them and tell them the location of these warehouses.

A few minutes later, Liang En came to a supermarket and threw the warehouse key into a safe. After leaving the supermarket for 5 minutes, he emailed the password of the safe and the location and number of the warehouse to Huaxia.

After completing all this and receiving a reply, Liang En and Joan of Arc drove to a bar in the city center to spend time, and did not return to the manor until they received the information that Huaxia had successfully received the batch of cultural relics.

In the daytime of the next day, Liang En and the others went directly to the archaeological site after finishing an important matter. As the discoverers of the ruins, they naturally had the right to enter the core area of ​​the archaeology and communicate with those archaeologists.

In another world, the ruins known as the Palace of Knossos underwent a restoration so erroneously that it irreversibly damaged the entire ruins.

It was a long and large-scale excavation work of more than 30 years. On the basis of the unearthed cultural relics, Evans, the discoverer at the time, always wanted to reproduce the grandeur of the palace——

It is a pity that his reconstruction work was obviously problematic, so that the restoration work he called "reconstruction" was criticized by many posterity, because he even used many modern materials to fill it, including concrete and steel.

So in another world, the ruins that everyone sees are actually equal to things reconstructed with modern technology, and there are also massive fallacies in it.

Judging from the restoration of the Throne Hall in another world, when they first started digging, they actually only saw the two chairs that Liang En and the others found.

But after seeing the chair, Evans made a large-scale guess and put it into practice: using reinforced concrete to build a building that not only has strong door frames and columns and beams, but also a multi-story building with neat steps next to it.

But these are just conjectures. At least according to Liang En’s excavation data, the temple built by the Minoans should be a little bigger than everyone imagined before, and it will definitely not be like the restoration of reinforced concrete. architecture.

From a certain point of view, the fake cultural relics left by Evans can also be regarded as part of history, constantly reminding people of the mistakes that have been made in the history of archaeology.

(End of this chapter)