Ancient Monuments The World Is Not Allowed To See – Forbidden Zone – Part 2
Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - We continue our investigation of ancient monuments the world for some reason is not allowed to see. As explained in part 1, it is very difficult to understand why some governments do not permit archaeologists and historians examination of ancient monuments, tombs, artifacts, prehistoric skeletons.
There are several documented cases when scientists have been strongly discouraged from examining ancient sites. Sometimes accessing forbidden archaeological sites can have severe consequences.
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What secrets do these ancient places hide? We will never know our planet's true history if some governments refuse to allow archaeological excavations and prevent scholars from reviewing the country's ancient historical records.
Time is running out. Natural disasters are a constant threat to countries located in vulnerable areas.
Archaeologists must be allowed to preserve historical data before it is too late and ancient monuments vanish underwater.
Ancient history does not belong to one or two specific countries, but to the entire human race and its future generations.
Why do some authorities pretend these ancient mysterious structures do not exist?
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