Chapter 1535 Huge Doubts

No one expected that two holy objects related to God would be found on a small island in the Persian Gulf. Although I dare not make a final decision, I am still close to ten. It can be said that this is the greatest archaeological discovery in the 20th century, or even in the entire human history. If the news is announced, it will definitely send the whole world into madness.

At the same time, it will inevitably push the entire Fucairah to the forefront. Various organizations, mysterious associations, and powerful families around the world want to negotiate with Bao Zixuan to discuss the ownership of the items. If an ordinary person gets these, he will definitely not be able to keep them. But the man in front of him really has the strength to compete with any organization or family.

Even Rome and Israel did not dare to take things too far. If you really make the man in front of you anxious, at worst, they will break up and neither will gain anything. At least a fair deal can be achieved. It can be said that Fucaira or Bao Zixuan will definitely make a lot of money this time. Maybe the world itself is like this. Rich people will only get richer.

It was the end of another day's work and everyone went back to their rooms to rest. This was their 30th day on the island. At this time, the cultural relics were basically sorted out, and all the finishing work was left.

Professor Holway came to Professor Farrelly's room naturally, as if it had now become something he had to do after work every day. Although the logistics support is good, communication with the outside world is not possible. These contracts have been signed before, and so many cultural relics of important significance have been discovered, so they must be kept confidential.

Since it cannot communicate with the outside world, there should be no problem with internal communication.

Professor Holway poured two glasses of red wine. He was used to coming here, and Professor Farrelly never said anything about it.

Farrelly: "The work here is coming to an end. It's really sad to see so many Jewish holy objects being packed away. After all, these don't belong to Israel yet. We should do something for the sake of our people."

In fact, Holway has also considered this issue, and he has the same idea. But the two of them are just ordinary university professors, and they may be good at identifying cultural relics. But in terms of strength, there is really a big difference, at least in front of Bao Zixuan.

The artifacts from Solomon's Temple did belong to the Jews 3,000 years ago. But from the day the artifacts left Jerusalem, they were no longer under the control of the Jewish people. Fortunately, it was in the hands of Bao Zixuan, a businessman. If the Arabs find it, they will probably destroy it rather than sell it to you.

Holway sighed: "Actually, I am not the only one, but Bao Zixuan is not short of money at all. Even if you use money to buy it, it will inevitably be an astronomical figure. Now we can only be responsible for the authenticity of the cultural relics. To be precise, we have to Endorse cultural relics.”

"We know that after our endorsement, the price of those artifacts will increase ten times or even dozens of times; but there is no other way at present. Someone has to do this."

"I really don't want to think about it. Although we Jews have money, we don't spend it this way. I just hope Bao Zixuan doesn't have such a dark heart and the price can be set lower."

No one would be willing to leave their fate to their opponents. But the situation is such that the Jews have no other choice.

Farrelly: "Actually, I have always wondered about one thing. Persian history and Arab civilization are not much worse than ours. But why are there so many cultural relics in Solomon's Temple? The other two temples combined cannot keep up with the number of Jewish cultural relics."

"The Assassin sect belongs to Persia. Are they just going to rob us of our cultural relics? Logically speaking, there should be more Persian cultural relics."

In fact, their suspicions are quite reasonable. After all, there are indeed many more Jewish cultural relics than the other two companies. It stands to reason that this is the treasure trove of the Assassin sect, and there must be more Persian cultural relics. At least the three houses should be about the same.

In fact, there is no way to do this. If you want the cultural relics of Solomon's Temple to be legal, you must have a proof of identity. Bao Zixuan would definitely not be able to issue it himself, so he could only transport all the excavated cultural relics.

There are so many cultural relics transported, of course more than the other two companies combined. It was difficult for the two to figure it out, so they found Professor Nishapur together.

Although I don’t want to doubt anything, as a researcher, if I have doubts in my mind, I may have to clarify them, otherwise it will be difficult to carry out the next research work.

After hearing the purpose of the two people's visit, Nishapur said with a smile: "Actually, you are complicating the problem."

"The headquarters of the Assassin sect is in Iran, but this is the middle location between Israel and Iran. In other words, after the war, they did not bring the treasure back to the Iranian headquarters at all, and hid it halfway. After all, they brought it back But it must be shared with nobles and other important people.”

"And I'm also worried that if so many treasures appear in the world, they will inevitably make people jealous and jealous. Not to mention keeping the wealth, you may not even be able to save your life."

"And this time we are fighting jointly with Saladin, and we absolutely dare not have any evil intentions towards the Arabs. So the main target, or to be precise, the only target, must be the Jews. So I think, not only those in Solomon's Temple The artifacts, that is, other Persian and Arabic artifacts; they were also obtained from Jerusalem, so it all makes sense."

"Back then, Jerusalem was the intersection of three continents, but it could be said to have witnessed cultural exchanges between the East and the West; and as the most important hub city, it is quite normal to have treasures from all ethnic groups."

"But after all, Jerusalem is dominated by Jews, and it has always been under Jewish control before BC. In addition, the Assassin sect made a mistake and successfully entered the Joah Pass. Therefore, it is quite normal that there are the most Jewish cultural relics here."

This old man is still knowledgeable and analyzes things more thoroughly. And it sounds very reasonable. It can be said that everything now can be explained.

No matter how bold and insidious the Assassin sect is, they still have to worry about the impact. They were invited by Saladin to fight against the Crusaders and the local Jewish forces in Jerusalem. They already had two powerful enemies. If they dared to attack the Arabs at this time, Saladin would definitely not agree.

At the same time, the Assassin sect should be very clear that they alone are certainly no match for either the Crusaders or Saladin. Perhaps the Crusaders were a greater threat than Saladin.

After all, I don't know what the opponent's strength is, and I know a little bit about Saladin. As an assassin organization, their mission is to be responsible for special operations and assassinate senior enemy generals and core members. Even if the loss is, it will not be huge. Saladin, on the other hand, wanted to confront the enemy head on.

The Crusaders themselves are a strong opponent. As for the local Jewish forces in Jerusalem, in order to defend their homeland, they are bound to show strong fighting power. The two sides didn't say that they would fight to the death, but it was pretty much the same.

Then even if Saladin's army wins, it will inevitably pay a heavy price. Now for Assassin, Saladin is an ally, but after defeating the enemy, both parties will become enemies. This is an indisputable fact. After all, there is no room for two tigers in one mountain; and Assassin had sent people to assassinate him before.

The conflict was only temporarily alleviated, not completely resolved, and it cannot be resolved.

Professor Farrelly said with a smile: "Professor Nishapur is worthy of being a top scholar in the history of the Middle East. This time has really benefited us a lot. When I return to the United States, I hope to have more exchanges with you."

The Jews in the Middle East not only have no friends, they are all enemies. It's just a different degree, I didn't expect to say this. It seems that he sincerely recognizes the other party's historical knowledge and academic achievements.

People have shown goodwill, and no one can refuse it.

Nishapur said with a smile: "I am extremely happy. After returning to the United States this time, I am going to write a book around this discovery. I need the help of two people for the Jewish history part."

For top scholars, such a significant discovery can be made; of course they will continue to study it. In fact, not only Nishapur, but also several other people had the same idea. It's just that the focus is different, but it will definitely make this discovery more legendary; it will also make Fucairah the focus of the world.

If a country or city wants to develop, it certainly cannot rely on just one industry. Tourism can definitely feed a lot of people. Apart from oil, there are no minerals around Fucairah. So taking the opportunity of discovering the treasure island, more people will definitely want to come and find out.

When you come to Fucaira, Bao Zixuan will not spend money to entertain you. Visitors can only contribute their own funds, which can definitely increase local economic income. Moreover, as long as the tourism industry is done well, it will not be said to be a huge profit, but it will definitely be very considerable. It can even drive a number of surrounding industries; it has huge benefits for the economic development of small countries.