Shocked by the discovery of the world's entrance 3,500 years

A researcher was shocked to discover an entrance to another 3,500-year-old world while unearthing what was believed to be an old Roman street in Peterborough, a city in eastern England.

Dr. Francis Pryor, working at Flag Fen, has now been identified as a Bronze Age site and suddenly discovered wood samples buried in the ground.

The 3,500-year entrance to the world was discovered by scientists at Flag Fen.

The leading archaeologist quickly called an excavation team to the area. They found over 60,000 lumber lined up in a very long line. Experts determined that they were part of a wood-lined road through this wetland, but Dr. Pryor believed they reflected more.

"In ancient England, there were so many accomplishments, people had a very rich spiritual life. I found evidence that ancient English people believed in the supernatural . But at Flag Fen in East Anglia, where I am conducting an excavation, I first discovered traces of this (ancient) world, " said Pryor.

The doctor also revealed that many valuable items were found besides the types of wood.

"Here, we found more than 300 pieces of copper metal like - swords, daggers, spears, these were not lost even though they were carefully placed on the ground for a special reason." Mr. Pryor shared. And the reason is speculated that the items were sacrificed by the people.

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