Discovered an ancient Buddha image of 2000 years of rare and rare blush

Archaeologists have unearthed a Buddha statue in Afghanistan. The special thing here is that this 2000-year-old Buddha statue can exist in a constant war without being devastated.

This statue of Buddha was discovered in the province of Mes Aynak, the city of Logar, in Afghanistan, which used to be a city on the Silk Road, one of Central Asia's oldest Buddhist artifacts, dating from time of Alexander the Great. In 2012, a copper mining company here discovered an ancient temple with an area of ​​4 km ² buried under mud.

Buddha statue discovered in Afghanistan.

When excavating the survey, archaeologists believe that the temple is only about 40 km from Afghanistan's capital Kabul, built around the 3rd to 5th centuries. At the center of the ancient temple, they distributed showing a Buddha statue, looking as lifelike as possible, making the audience excited.

The Buddha statue looks lifelike, making viewers feel emotional.

According to AFP reports, the Italian animal restoration expert, Ermano Carbonara, said: "When discovered, the Buddha statue seemed to be intact, its head completely undamaged, this is a very rare thing. This special statue is placed in the middle of a temple, around the temple is also decorated with ancient paintings of flowers ".

Mr. Ermano Carbonara added, the black hair of the Buddha statue was tall, dark blue eyes, pink cheeks, purple robes. Techniques of sculpting of craftsmen are very meticulous, magic tricks.

The Buddha statue is completely undamaged.

What makes people feel miraculous is, the Buddha statue is completely undamaged . Mr. Ermano Carbonara remarked: "Looking like a night rain can ruin such a Buddha statue." However, through the rain and wind, the Buddha statue remained solid. Moreover, in this land, the head of the ancient Buddha image is the most valuable part on the black market, yet the Buddha statue can still be preserved for more than a thousand years, which is a miracle!

This ancient statue is made of materials including clay, wood and straw.

A group of archaeologists, including three Italian, French and Afghan experts, brought this Buddha statue to a safe place and proceeded to recover. In the process of recovery, they discovered this ancient statue was made of materials including clay, wood and straw. This shows the influence of Greek culture at the time, thought to have been brought by Alexander the Great when his army swept the area around 330 BC.

Currently, this rare Buddha statue is being restored by the Archaeological Delegation in Kabul, and a public ceremony will be held at the National Museum of Afghanistan.