If you carry out excavations in any old city in Europe, then you will surely stumble upon the remains of ancient buildings, foundations, bridges. This is especially evident in the examples from Rome. Allegedly, for many centuries in history, there have been accumulations of cultural layers. The absurd explanations of modern history have been discussed about this more than once. I don't want to return to the contradictions in their explanations. And those who first encountered this topic - turn on thinking and compare the facts.
We turn to the next fact - the remains of ancient structures under layers of soil in Barcelona, Spain:
In the middle of the 20th century. there was some construction going on in Barcelona. And structures similar to Roman ones were discovered. You can see the base of some structure, made of high-quality masonry in large blocks. Part (corner) of well-processed blocks.
As you can see, the builders found this antiquity in the middle of a street or square. Most likely, no one knew about it and nothing of the kind was indicated on any plan. Barcelona is a port and it is possible that these are the remains of an ancient fortress. Or is it part of the pier. This is not the only find of those years.
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This is clearly a bridge, judging by the pavement above the arch. But why is it brought in by such thick layers of soil and clay? Why wasn't it cleared? Judging by the second photo, it was destroyed while laying some kind of communications. Those. the bridge has not survived.
Another site found during construction work on a street or square in Barcelona. Quality masonry made from well-worked blocks that are in excellent condition. Obviously it was originally above the ground. Such high-quality foundations are not made. They would have been torn stone. The fate of this object is interesting. Was it dripped back in or destroyed like the bridge in the photo above?
Another remains of one building. A spiral staircase is visible in the background.
If someone compares the facts, then it has long been clear that all of Europe has antiquities in the form of destroyed buildings, the remains of which were brought in by some element: mudflows, clay that fell from the rain from above. And the ruinist artists depicted what was left above the ground.
Author: sibved