Archaeological findings 'cannot explain'

These are archaeological sites that amaze many of the history of mankind because, until now, the scientific community is still "scratching its ears" to find answers about their occurrence.

Marvel at the archaeological findings "unexplained"

We must be no stranger to ancient Egypt and the Pyramids and Pharaohs thousands of years ago. Until now, modern technology has yet to give proper explanation about the construction of the Giza Pyramid of Egypt. Is the author of these pyramids not human?

But there are still countless other archaeological findings that leave a great question for modern science. Here are 5 archaeological discoveries that are amazing for human history.

1. L'Anse aux Meadows, Canada

Discovered in 1960, L'Anse aux Meadows is an archaeological site located on the northern tip of Newfoundland Island (Canada).

Through research, experts discovered this ancient building was built by the Vikings and is the largest relic of Northern Europeans outside Greenland.

Interestingly, this building was built in North America 500 years before Columbus 'discovered ' the new continent. So many theories suggest that the Vikings found America, not Columbus explorers.

They even found traces that the Vikings had forged metal here and exchanged with the local aborigines.

Evidence is that the items of indigenous aboriginal tents or stranded strands of short fur are made by the Vikings in Greenland. The reason is that the indigenous people only sew the fur coat and do not know how to weave fabric.

However, it is still not enough to decide who has found America first and this issue is still controversial. Nevertheless, L'Anse aux Meadows was recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage in 1978.

The archaeological site L'Anse aux Meadows is the earliest evidence of Europeans in the new world. In addition, this heritage is particularly valuable because it is evidence of human migration in the history of development.

2. Saksaywaman, Peru

Saksaywaman was built as a fortress or a complex covering a large area in the northern suburb of Cusco (Peru). However, the remnants of the remnants today account for only a quarter of the original complex - which can accommodate more than 10,000 people.

Ruins are large walls built solidly. Although these rocks have an uneven shape, when they are stacked, they are so fitting that even a piece of paper cannot get through the gaps.

On the top of the stone walls are circular foundations located three towering towering . One can easily see that this foundation is lower when standing next to the stone walls. The largest rock is placed as a height of 8.5m.

One of the three longest walls has a length of about 400m and a maximum of 6m. A simple rock used to build walls has an estimated weight of 120-200 tons.

Through surveys, experts found, Killke culture (Killke occupation culture in South America) has thickly built this project in the 12th century. Then the Inca empire occupied and expanded the building.

Although investigating thoroughly, but the experts still do not understand, this work is built for what purpose. Some archaeologists believe that the Saksaywaman ruins may be a temple built to worship the Sun.

In 1983, the Saksaywaman ruins and Cusco City were recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO .

3. Mohenjo-daro, Pakistan

Mohenjo-daro - The mountain of Death - is an archaeological site located in Sindh province, Pakistan. This is one of the largest settlements of Indus civilization and was only discovered in 1922.

Mohenjo-daro was built around 2600 BC, at the same time as the formation of the ancient Egyptian civilization, Mesopotamia civilization.

Due to its proximity to rivers, Mohenjo-daro's fertile plain is partly facilitated in agricultural development. Buildings in the city are built in terracotta , different from other cities of the same era built of stone and earth.

This demonstrates the high level of architecture of the Indus civilization. In the most prosperous period, the city had about 35,000 inhabitants, becoming the largest city of Indus civilization.

More noteworthy is that Mohenjo-daro is built according to today's modern city model with roads, underground drainage system . only the city has been built more than 4,000 years ago. But for some reason, Mohenjo-daro has sunk into oblivion.

Currently, archaeologists still study and unearth the ancient hieroglyphic seals to discover why the city suddenly disappeared so mysteriously. Mohenjo-daro was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1980.

4. Göbekli Tepe Temple, Turkey

Built 12,000 years ago, Göbekli Tepe temple is on the top of a mountain in southeastern Anatolia region, Turkey, 760m from the sea level.

When discovered, this temple seems to be intentionally buried in the sand so that no one will be discovered. However, German archaeologists have come here and explored many mysteries about this ancient temple .

Here, archaeologists found many T-shaped towers, with sculptures of deadly dangerous animals, such as scorpions, lions, wild boars . but could not find any tools. Which agriculture .

So how can the ancient people create columns nearly 6m tall, sculpting the perfect image dating from 11,000 to 12,000 years ago without using any kind of tools?

Moreover, why can they build a stone building when there are stones weighing 100-300 tons and what is the purpose of building this temple? Why should the temple be buried in the sand?

According to the scientific world, this archaeological site is of great significance to us about ancient human society. Because this work was built around 10,000 - 9,000 BC, before the advent of agriculture. This proves that belief in gods is really the beginning of a civilization.

5. Long Du Cave, China

Long Du Cave is a series of large artificial caves located in Zhejiang Province, China. Discovered in 1992, these 36 caves have now become a major tourist attraction.

The caves carved with siltstone are thought to form before the Qin Dynasty in 212 BC. All 36 caves are created separately in an area of ​​only 1 square kilometer. But the strange thing is that there is no archaeological evidence of how huge the amount of stone - 1 million cubic meters of rock comes and goes.

At the same time, there is no historical record of the history of these caves. Each wall in every cave is engraved with parallel lines with absolute accuracy.

According to Jia Gang, a professor at Tongji University, who specializes in civil construction, there is a need to have a light because the cave entrance is very small, sunlight can only be illuminated in a certain area. of the cave, at certain times. If a person goes deeper into the cave, the light will fade. At the bottom of the cave - at a depth of tens of meters from the cave door, it is hard to see anything. '

However, it was not found what was used for lighting in at least two thousand years ago. So how can the ancient people do a job that requires precision in pitch-black environments?

Furthermore, thanks to the help of state-of-the-art equipment, these caves have been measured with almost absolute similarity, between the thickness of the walls, the edges, the straight lines carved . So the way What is their construction method to achieve this accuracy?

There are some scientists who think that these caves are where the army is stationed and the emperor in a past period wants to hide soldiers from sight to keep it secret, prepare for war.

However, these dynamics are not only built in a short time. It took them many years to build so it seemed not to be used for the purpose of preparing for war, which required everything to be done quickly. Moreover, there are no signs of people being in these caves. Therefore, for the experts, this is still an unsolved mystery.