Chapter 619 Archaeological Excavation

Australia, Northern Territory, rock cave.

The dust in the sky was picked up by the strong wind, and it made a rustling sound on the withered grass.

As an area in the vast land of Australia that is not suitable for human habitation, except for occasional travelers with the purpose of exploration, very few people appear here.

However, for now.

A large number of tents are scattered around the cliff, forming a simple research base beside the cave.

"Dr. Corazon, can you briefly explain the results of this archaeological discovery?"

A reporter from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation ABC was interviewing Dr. Corazon, who discovered the cave ruins.

"certainly."

As an unpopular profession, archeology has never received much attention from the world.

After all, compared to the ancient past buried in the soil, modern people care more about the information displayed on the screen in their hands, or the superheroes flying around in the sky wearing steel suits.

Especially in Australia, as a country of immigrants.

Because they have no deep emotional connection with the land beneath their feet, they do not have much enthusiasm for the history of this country.

After all, from a historical perspective, the land beneath Australia’s feet has little relevance to Australians today. Rather than pursuing Australian local history, it is better to pursue European history, which may have more historical connections with Australians.

For this reason, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation ABC actually did not pay much attention to the archaeological research excavated by Corazon.

Nowadays, most of the Australian media have focused their attention on the American election. If Corazon hadn't called their team's discovery an unprecedented discovery, he even boasted that this discovery was very possible. Words that will change the definition of human history.

The Australian Broadcasting Corporation ABC will not specifically arrange reporters to conduct interviews.

"...This is an exciting discovery. We have always had a wrong understanding of the land of Australia. According to the current mainstream archaeological view in Australia, the history of Aboriginal existence in Australia dates back to 47,000 years ago. However, this discovery proves that Australian Aboriginals were already living on this continent as early as 65,000 years ago. This result is a full 18,000 years ahead of the current historical definition... …”

Led by reporters from the ABC TV station in front of him, Corazon showed the camera the excavation findings of the archaeological team over this period of time.

"...This is a stone spear made by ancient aborigines that we found in the cave..."

Pointing to a sharp stone, Corazon sounded a little excited: "At the same time, we also discovered the world's oldest edged stone ax technology in the cave, proving that as early as the period when giant kangaroos were not extinct on the Australian continent, humans It already existed, and this discovery played a very critical role not only in Australia, but also in the origin of humans in the entire world... This is a major discovery of global significance."

"Really, this is really an amazing discovery."

Looking at the spear points that Corazon pointed to that were no different from the stones on the roadside, the reporter's tone was somewhat weak.

She didn't spend so long coming to this inhospitable place just to take pictures of these rocks.

Sensing the perfunctory expression on the reporter's face, Corazon's originally excited expression froze slightly.

He understands the cold reception that archeology receives in many studies. In the eyes of many people, the so-called archeology is nothing more than digging up stones and fossils from the soil.

There is no foresight and no surprises at all.

This is why Corazon clearly called this archaeological excavation a historic discovery, and ABC TV station only politely arranged for an unknown news reporter and filming team to come to the scene for interviews.

Understanding this, Corazon's heart became somewhat uninterested.

He continued to explain this archaeological discovery to the reporters in front of him, but his attitude lost a lot of enthusiasm.

"Doctor, Dr. Corazon..."

In the research base, Corazon and the ABC reporter were dealing with each other and continued the interview introduction according to the process.

From outside the base, at the archaeological excavation site, a dusty archaeological researcher rushed in and interrupted the interview.

He raised his palm to signal the cameraman behind him.

The latter put down the camera in his hand with ease and paused the shooting.

The reporter turned to look at the researcher who interrupted the filming, with an unhappy expression on his face.

Corazon frowned slightly, looked at the researcher and said, "Didn't I already tell you not to disturb me during the interview?"

For a researcher in the unpopular profession of archeology, the ABC interview in front of him may be Corazon's only chance to appear on television.

This was also the main reason why he insisted on continuing the interview process even when he realized that the nature of the reporter he was interviewing was not high.

"Sorry, Doctor."

Hearing Corazon's slightly dissatisfied reproach, the researcher immediately apologized.

However, he still couldn't hide the excitement on his face, and he couldn't wait to say to Corazon in front of him: "But, doctor, you once said that once there is a problem with the stone door in the grotto, you will immediately..."

"Shut up."

Opening his mouth to stop the next words of the researcher in front of him, Corazon turned to look at the reporter from the ABC TV station and said in an apologetic tone.

"Sorry, it seems that the next filming cannot continue. There has been a major breakthrough at the archaeological excavation site and I need to go in. I want the interview part to be broadcast by the TV station with what I just filmed."

Although, my heart is full of expectations for the interview on the TV station.

However, compared to the stone door in the cave, it is undoubtedly insignificant.

Therefore, after hearing the researcher's words, Corazon did not hesitate to end the filming and made a "please" gesture to the filming group from ABC in front of him.

Corazon had a hunch that the stone door found in the cave must hide a huge secret, and this secret would become the key to his success.

Therefore, Corazon must be careful that the secret of the stone door is discovered before he has grasped this discovery and obtained actual research results.

Especially media coverage.

"Dr. Corazon, I seem to hear the word stone gate?"

However, Corazon apparently underestimated the reporter's keen observation of news.

After noticing the obvious changes in Corazon before and after, the ABC reporter's originally nonchalant expression immediately changed, and he said excitedly to Corazon.

"Can you reveal the relationship between this stone gate and the current archaeological excavation?"

Frowning, looking at the camera in front of him and the reporters who were chasing after him as if they were alive, Corazon felt a little flustered in his heart, but he still tried his best to explain: "At the moment, I don't know yet. Once the results are discovered, more in-depth excavation will be needed to get results. Therefore, it is impossible to say that I will announce the findings of our archaeological research at the appropriate time in the future. Now, I need to enter the cave, and the members of the archaeological team are still wait for me."

After dealing with the reporters in front of him with quasi-analog answers, Corazon left the base in a panic with his researchers and entered a protected cave not far away.

"What should we do next?"

Watching Corazon's back disappearing from the camera lens, the cameraman put down the camera on his shoulder and faced the reporters on the side.

"Of course we'll continue filming. Don't you see? Corazon is obviously hiding something."

Looking back from the direction of the cave, the reporter answered without hesitation.

"However, judging from the attitude just shown, it is obvious that the other party does not welcome me to continue filming."

Frowning, as an on-location cameraman who shoots all year round, he has obviously noticed Corazon's wary attitude towards the media.

"The more resistance he shows, the more it proves that the findings in the cave have news reporting value, and no one can stop journalists from reporting freely."

Giving herself a high-sounding reason, the female reporter took the camera and walked towards the cave without hesitation.

…

Inside the dark cave.

A large number of artificial lights illuminate the interior.

Corazon and the researchers came to the location of the stone gate, and what they entered was a huge stone gate covered with various unknown marks.

Through this period of excavation work, the archaeological team has successfully cleaned up the rocks covering the stone gate, revealing what the stone gate should have looked like.

"This this……"

However, when Corazon looked at the textures or symbols on the stone door in front of him, the expression on his face became extremely shocked and obsessed.

"These symbols are definitely not ordinary. Judging from the radioactive isotopes of the rocks on the stone gate, these rocks have existed for tens of thousands of years. In other words, the existence of this stone gate may be related to the Aboriginal people found in Australia in the cave. In the same era, or even longer ago, Shimen already existed.”

"Doctor, can you see what the symbols on these stone doors represent?"

Also obsessed with the stone door, a researcher in the archaeological team couldn't help but speak to Corazon.

"It's impossible to tell yet."

Shaking his head, Corazon glanced at the symbols on the stone door one by one, his expression full of confusion: "These symbols do not belong to any kind of writing found in archaeological history, not even the past aborigines of the Australian continent. The symbols are not similar. It is obvious that this is a brand-new symbol, or what it represents is a brand-new civilization unknown to humans."

Corazon's expression became extremely excited when he thought that a brand new ancient civilization might be discovered and named by him.

Unearthing a new civilization is simply the greatest discovery in the career of archaeological history and archaeological researchers.

"A whole new civilization?!"

However, just when Corazon was excited, an equally shocked and familiar voice could not help but sound from the cave behind him.

"Why did you come in!"

Hearing this voice, Corazon quickly turned his head.

I saw the reporter from the ABC TV station looking at the archaeological team and the stone door in the cave with surprised eyes. The cameraman behind the reporter clearly captured everything in front of him through the camera on his shoulder.

"This is not the place you should come!"

Seeing the appearance of the ABC reporter, Corazon's expression immediately became angry.

He looked at the camera and subconsciously reached out to stop him.

"This is an important research finding that cannot be released yet and must be kept confidential."

If the stone door found in the cave is made public, Corazon can imagine that a large number of archaeologists will pour into the cave, and the success of the entire archaeological team's research will be in vain.

After all, the entire team in front of them only discovered the original cave and the stone door in it, and did not conduct any further research.

"You are obstructing the filming, doctor. Journalists have the right to report facts to the public."

Faced with Corazon's obstruction, the female reporter shouted not to be outdone.

While she stepped forward to stop Corazon from directing the camera behind her, she kept shouting about freedom of the press.

With the female reporter in the way, the cameraman filming behind her carried a slightly heavy camera on his shoulder, avoided Corazon's arm with nimble steps, and rushed towards the stone gate without hesitation. As a professional videographer, he obviously knows how to capture stunning images.

Standing more than ten meters away from the stone gate, although the entire stone gate can also be photographed, the camera picture is obviously a bit blurry.

He needed to get closer and get a close-up of the stone door.

"Stop him, stop this damn cameraman!"

Looking at the cameraman who was as slippery as a loach and rushed to the stone gate in the blink of an eye, Corazon shouted almost at the top of his lungs.

Upon hearing Corazon's cry, the researchers of the archaeological team immediately and belatedly began to surround the cameraman.

But obviously, for an experienced cameraman, the researcher's actions were still a little slow.

Easily avoiding several rushing researchers, the cameraman raised the camera on his shoulder and clearly reflected the entire stone gate in the camera lens at almost a 90-degree angle. From behind him, a researcher slowly stretched out his hand to block the camera lens.

However, the cameraman's face still showed a winner's smile.

He had captured all the footage he needed.

Just as the cameraman confidently grasped the camera on his shoulder, thinking about how to safely protect the captured content.

The mysterious symbols carved on the huge stone door began to glow faintly.

At first, these lights were very dim and not easy to detect.

But soon, when all the symbols started to flash.

In the cave, the archaeological team and the ABC reporter who were originally in a mess also subconsciously stopped what they were doing.

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