Archaeologists of the University of Murcia excavated a 1,500-year-old coffin at the Roman teenagata in Los Villaricos, Mula, Spain. Accordingly, the decoding experts are secretly unexpected. In the excavation at the Roman teenage in Los Villaricos, Mula, South Spain, the University of Murcia archaeologists has an important finding . It was an excavation of an 1,500-year-old coffin. Rafael González Fernández was the leader of the expert group to implement the excavation
. He said the old coffin had since Visigoth's time. With a length of about 2m, the coffin was determined to date about the 6th century - 7. Experts are not unexpected when the coffin is almost intact
Yes, experts can easily observe the coffin decorated with wavy lines and regular leaf patterns. At the position of the remains of the remains in the coffin with a RHO symbol. This symbol was used for the first time under Constantinus the Great (Roman Emperor from 306 - 337). The RHO genus of the first two letters in the name of Jesus written in Greek (X) and Rho (P). About later, Chi Rho becomes one of the official Roman badges and appears in many Christian art works. It symbolizes the victory over death. In hundreds of years, Los Villaricos is the large agricultural land of the Roman Empire. The readers watching videos: Egypt discovered ancient treasures with more than 100 coffins Contains 2,500 years mummy. Source: VTV24.gam (According to Ancient-Origins)
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