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CBS, I in the world. I'm John Bachelor with Thaddeus Maccotted

with Thaddeus American Greatness and the dusty one is here.

Indiana Honeline himself.

Indiana is going to acquaint us with

something he's found that hasn't been used since 6 10 AD, 1500 years ago, in a

settlement in Austria. It's something to do with the word picks. Go ahead that is what

do you what can you find out from Indiana? He's not telling me anything.

But what I'd like to know Indiana is why this item has resonance today.

So all the questions and the answer is that it does have a lot of

resonance. This is a discovery by archaeologists from the University of Innsbruck in the Corinthian

the Drava Valley in Austria in a place called Erschun.

And there they have excavated some very old churches dating back 1500 and more years ago and one at the summit of Berbischil in Ersine, a previously unknown church where they found in the shrine

a this picks containing a richly decorated ivory reliquary box, believed to be 1500 years old.

And this marble shrine, which was about 20 to 30 centimeters, was hidden under the

altar. Usually when a church was abandoned, they would take this and there are about 40 of them in museums or in cathedrals around the world and the picks was decorated with Christian motifs but one very prominent was the picture of Moses receiving the 10

Commandments from God but also one that is believed to be a picture of a

tooth chary horse chariot and ascending to heaven that may have been a reference to Jesus.

And there are other biblical portraits that were on the original.

Unfortunately, it's fragmented somewhat

because of the age and the conditions that was held.

But the, these excavations was, the last time I think one was found was more than a hundred years ago and that few of these pixels exist that are actually available to be seen.

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