An interesting artifact was found in NASA photographs taken by the Curiosity rover, which looks like the top of the once-existing statue of the ruler of Mars, or perhaps his warrior, according to the researcher Paranormal Crucible (see video below).
“This fragment resembles the head of a statue that was made in the form of a Roman soldier, very similar, - said the author of the video about his find. "Even without any image processing or enhancement, this element stands out from other formations, and in my opinion it is clearly an unusual stone."
A really interesting comparison, since in the Roman religion Mars was considered not only the ancestor and guardian of Rome, but the most ancient god of war, identified with the Greek god Ares.
“This is a fantastic discovery,” commented famed ufologist Scott K. Waring. "The researcher did a great job before finding and showing us this artifact."
“Is this the head of a statue that was destroyed during the war? Or maybe this is the head of an alien robot or a guardian of the clan. Or maybe it's the ruler of Mars who fell in battle. It is very strange that this face, lying sideways on the surface, has not collapsed over time, and the fragment looks as if it fell here quite recently. There is something to think about,”added the ufologist.