Swiss Clock Back 400 years In The Chinese Shrine, Is It Proof For Time Traveler or Fake

 In general, many puzzling mysteries fill our world, especially archeology and ancient civilizations. Science has not been able to solve it until now, and perhaps one of the strangest of these mysteries that scientists have not been able to solve is the discovery of a Swiss watch inside a Chinese tomb that has not been opened before, and it dates back to 400 years or more. Archaeologists were amazed, as this discovery means only one thing. 

It is evidence of the strangest case of time travel; Was the discovery real? Or is it just a hoax?

Let's dive into the search for the truth about this discovery.

The discovery story:

Ming Dynasty
(23 January 1368 – 24 June 1398)

• The beginning of the story, my friends, began in 2008. Several media outlets reported that a team of archaeologists had made a baffling discovery.!!!!!!! Where media reports indicated that the team was made up of archaeologists and journalists filming a documentary during the excavation of a sealed tomb dating back to the Ming Dynasty in southern China that had not been opened for 400 years or more. But something strange happened when one of the coffins was cleaned of the soil before it was opened. Where they found a Swiss watch in the Chinese shrine.

• One of those with the team was Jiang Yanyu, a former curator of the Guangxi Region Museum in southern China. The curator recalled what happened after they removed the dirt from around the coffin. A piece of rock suddenly fell and hit the ground with a metallic sound. When they picked up this piece, they found it a ring. But after removing the dust covering it and examining it more carefully, they were shocked. It was an hour and it wasn't a ring!!!!!!!!!!!

That’s so strange................

• The strange metal object was a small gold ring, with a clock face on the front, about 2 mm thick. The small hands on the watch showed that the time had stopped at 10:60. The most surprising thing is that the back of the small watch had the word Switzerland written on it in English!!!!!

How is that?????? Strange!!!!!!!

• “Made in Swiss ” is the term used in recent decades to show that a product originated in Switzerland, especially watches. The most important question here, which puzzled many archaeologists at the time, is how a 400-year-old sealed tomb dating back to the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) could contain an artifact that could not have been created until after the creation of present-day Switzerland.

• It is common knowledge that Switzerland originated in 1848!; As for before that time it was known as the Old Swiss Confederation, and it is said that the ring watch dates back to only a century ago.

How could such an artifact be discovered in the wrong place and time?

Some explanations:

• In archeology, some artifacts are placed in the category of anomalies, and this category includes all artifacts that have been discovered and not understood in the archaeological record, and these strange artifacts defy the traditional understanding of history.

The first theory:

• There are many theories as to how a modern-looking Swiss ring with a clock face was unearthed from a closed 400-year-old tomb. Some researchers cite the possibility of time travelers from the future dropping a modern ring at an ancient site. Evidence for this is scant, but it is an interesting idea about the strangest case of time travel.!!!!!

The second theory:

• However, it is also within the realm of possibility that the so-called "sealed" tomb was not as secure as Chinese officials and archaeologists assumed. Tomb raiders or early explorers who gained secret access to tombs cannot be ruled out, although there have been no reports of any ancient Chinese artifacts being damaged or stolen. Still others comment that if the watch or exotic jewelry had been dropped in the last century or so, some rodent might have taken it into the grave.

In The End:

• There is still much unknown about the story of the Swiss watch in China. It was not known that ring watches were popular during the Ming Dynasty!!!!

• There is also a lack of basic evidence surrounding the entire incident. Although the story has been widely reported and reported by the media, there is little information about the background of the archaeologists and journalists involved in the story.

• The particular tomb that was excavated was not revealed, nor was any additional information revealed about the sarcophagus itself.

• Could this whole incident be a hoax? Misinformation from start to finish?

• This strange mystery of the small metal Swiss watch has remained unsolved until now. As there is no clear evidence to prove it, nor enough facts to condemn it as a hoax. What is certain, however, is that it is a story that sparks the imagination and prompts us to reconsider how it was in a Ming Dynasty tomb ahead of its time.

Now it’s your turn, my friends, to say what you think about this story is it true or fake sure tell me in the comments I will be waiting for your opinions.

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