Treasure hunt begins in England

Chapter 897 Walls
Liang En and the others didn't make it to their destination in time as expected, because it was already lunch time, so they went straight to their destination after having a simple lunch in a nearby restaurant.

Lunch was a bit weird, consisting of pasta, grilled chicken and vegetable salad, but at least it was guaranteed to work in the wild for a warm afternoon when the weather was getting colder.

Because the city is not too big, the car quickly left the city and came to the outskirts. As the car went all the way south, fields appeared in front of everyone.

"It was a collective farm in the Soviet era, but when the construction started, some shells from the Civil War were found, so the building was not built here for safety reasons."

Less than 10km away from the urban area, the vehicle stopped on the side of the road. This place is a whole piece of grass, and there are some cows walking on the grass not far away, and the farm buildings are farther away. Well, let's talk about it.

"Now this farm belongs to Russia's state-owned land, so if you want to dig here, you'd better get a permit, otherwise the next work will be very troublesome."

"Understood, if I really find something, I will apply to the authorities." Liang En nodded and said confidently, because he felt that with his reputation, it should not be difficult to carry out excavation work here.

"Where do you think we should start looking?" After saying goodbye to Sergey and making an appointment to pick him up at 7:[-] pm, Liang En and Joan of Arc set foot on the grass, and at this moment Joan of Arc asked curiously Make plans for the next step.

"You don't need to look for the place where the jade ornament was found. Over the years, so many people have searched but failed to find it. I don't think the two of us can handle it." Liang En walked towards the small hill not far away. time to speak.

"So I think we should go to the highest point nearby to take a look around and see if there are any relics or things that may be relics around."

He made such a judgment because he felt that based on the excavated things described by Sergey before, he realized that these things were not buried with him, but were used by the living people.In other words, the place that was excavated before is likely to be a special warehouse.

Burying treasures is also a very common thing for nomads, but compared to those settled peoples, nomads can easily forget those treasure locations because of movement.

This is why some jewelry or various exquisitely crafted utensils are often unearthed on the grassland: because these things are expensive and inconvenient to carry, they will naturally be buried in emergencies.

It's just that for those treasure hunters, many of them never came back after leaving, and those hidden treasures stayed quietly in the ground until they were dug out again one day.

To be honest, if this hidden treasure was that kind of hidden treasure, Liang En would not have come here, because if that were the case, I might not exist at all, nor would I have any digging value.

But this time the situation was different. After learning that those treasures had been exhibited, Liang En obtained photos of those things through the Internet and compared them one by one.

As a result, during the comparison, he unexpectedly discovered that one of the so-called gold wares was a gilded copper product.And it looks like a copper pavement used on a door.

Judging from the style, this is very close to the beast head ring unearthed in the Central Plains, and it should most likely be the door knocker of a Han-style building. Considering the particularity and weight of this thing, Liang En judged that there should be a ring similar to Huaxia around here. Relics of style.

Only in this way can it explain why such a heavy and low-value copper door knocker appears here, because under normal circumstances the Huns would choose to scrape the gold on the surface of this copper product and melt it to make weapons.

After all, as a nomadic people, the Huns are far inferior to the Han Dynasty in terms of metal production level and metal production. Therefore, any metal is precious to them, and it is unlikely that they will be thrown away like this.

What's more, it's not a complicated thing to remove a copper shop with a face as large as a head from the gate, and if you have the energy to remove this thing, you will definitely have enough energy and time to transport them. Go to a safe place.

So there is only one possible possibility of finding this kind of thing in a buried treasure place, that is, these things are likely to be taken down after the building was abandoned, and then some things were removed and temporarily hidden.

It’s just that like many other hidden objects, the hidden objects this time were not found by the owner for various reasons, so they were found by the people who built the road decades ago.

"Okay, let's start." After climbing to the hill, Liang En summoned the three ravens who had been squatting in the space before, and then let them investigate the surroundings around him.

As the raven flew higher and higher, the scope of detection became wider and wider. After seven or eight minutes, Liang En saw several obvious straight lines on the ground through the eyes of the raven, and these things were obviously unlikely to be formed naturally. product of.

"I think we can go over and have a look." After Raven completed the investigation, Liang En quickly sketched out a map of the surrounding area in his notebook, and then said.

"Although it is not complete, I can see from the bird's-eye view that there is a huge rectangular building trace, which looks like a wall, so I think it is more appropriate to go there and have a look."

"Are you saying that there is something like a wall?" Joan of Arc suddenly became energetic after hearing this. "If this is the case, it is likely to be a city, but why would someone build a city here—"

It is very normal for Joan to be puzzled, because for nomads, cities don't have much meaning, especially in such a northerly place.

Moreover, according to the judgment of historical data, this area is more than 1000 kilometers away from the royal court of the Huns in the Huns era.

"It may not be the city, but the gathering area of ​​the Han people at that time." Liang En calmly analyzed, "Whether it is the Huns or the Han people, they tend to put the surrenderers far away from the border between the two."

"Therefore, a site like this that belongs to the rear area in the Xiongnu area is very likely to have settlements belonging to the Han people, such as the building that is likely to exist now."

"If that's the case, it makes sense, and if it's really like what you said, the status of the Han Dynasty people here should not be low, otherwise it would be impossible to produce such high-end building materials." After Liang En finished speaking, Joan made a call. snapped his fingers and said.

"So now let's go and have a look. I think if we can really determine the scope of the wall, then we can also conduct an overall and comprehensive search for the entire ruins."

(End of this chapter)