Old Civilization

1stbest:
Who have an idea what it is, we ask some elders at my side they said they don't know. we dig it out when digging a pit. Any idea?

hi good afternoon. Those are ancient sacred objects from the temple. I will advise you keep them.
I can also teach you how it's used and if you want it to go through carbon dating test, it's not advisable

SeeMeForLAPTOP:
hi good afternoon. Those are ancient sacred objects from the temple. I will advise you keep them.
I can also teach you how it's used and if you want it to go through carbon dating test, it's not advisable

From which temple ?abg .

metroid:


It needs to be studied and displayed for the world to see instead of in a private collection in somebody's basement abroad.

How can it be displayed?

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Admin401:


Artefacts from your ancestors. There's probably a museum somewhere in this world that would buy those artefacts for an amount that will change your life forever.

iffa hear. This one no be ogene?

1stbest:
Who have an idea what it is, we ask some elders at my side they said they don't know. we dig it out when digging a pit. Any idea?

Thats vibranium. Nigeria is the next Wakanda of Africa

Kindly contact national commission for mesuem and monument. There office is in federal secretariat Abuja you will be paid heavily

1stbest:
Who have an idea what it is, we ask some elders at my side they said they don't know. we dig it out when digging a pit. Any idea?

Sell it and become a millionaire bro. Dont forget to give me 10k for using my data to advise you

Call on a museum to come and buy them only that they are cut and damaged. The spirits in them may not be potent again

Dig more and take them to another location, you have probably millions in your hands. Do not disclose you exact location! Contact National Geographic Channel, they will link you up!

metroid:


It needs to be studied and displayed for the world to see instead of in a private collection in somebody's basement abroad.

my thought exactly, I would prefer it to be sold to our local museums. I don't value the idea of oyinbo guys always being with our artifacts

1stbest:
How can it be displayed? any help ?

Take pictures of each of the items and take them to the nearest museum.

Op... the last pic...such artifacts fetch money. You guys need to either stop digging...or dig carefully... collect all those little complete stuff...or the broken stuff along with the pieces. Google is your friend.... get in contact with Egyptian archealogists first..... they can give you better advice.... your elders should be updated. Archealogists will be able to tell you about the pieces.... who..when... what they were used for... significance..etc. Like someone said...such should be kept in a museum where that piece of history can be preserved and displayed. Of course...your community would benefit financially.Do not disclose the location of the findings ...artifacts are as valuable as gold...or even more....people who know that will invade your land.

Metropolitan Museum of Art..... they pay ...really pay for stuff.
Sotheby's....an auction house that auctions such and takes a percentage of the sale price.

Look very well before you leap.

Go to the national must at Igbo ukwu there in anambra state. You will meet some one to talk to

1stbest:
Who have an idea what it is, we ask some elders at my side they said they don't know. we dig it out when digging a pit. Any idea?

Wow. Contact any professional archeologist or take them to the National museum, or post them on social media or something.

If you get the right attention, I'm suspecting huge money is coming your way...or not.

Paleontologists will know

My guy you are standing on treasure. You guys should stop digging and secure that place asap. Contact the BBC or CNN. I no trust our local agencies. Dem fit maga you.

Asquare84:
Kindly contact national commission for mesuem and monument. There office is in federal secretariat Abuja you will be paid heavily

No, he won't. He'll be in bigger troubles sef. They will be taken from him

Sell those pieces codedly. Your ancestors have smiled on you.

[b][oga if FG see this one na their own /b]

Evidence of ancient civilization in that area. Please inform the authorities. Probably the ministry of art n tourism.

Omo...
See ought archeologists ought to be doing but one is making noise on my WhatsApp status.

Originalsly:
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How can i contact the Sotheby's auction house

People dey better solid minerals see evil thing wey you go discover. These Igbo people se

NwanyiAwkaetiti:
If it were civilized country, you'll see them make a frenzy to unearth its origin. Looks like an old traditional staff, should be worth some dolls on ebay

chaii i wish i was the one that dug it up

see money

EVILFOREST:

AFRICAN ELDERS know anything...?
Apart from Original Schnaaps and Ogogoro....??

Who buried them there if not African elders?

sunnyeinstein:

Bros turn that site to an archeology site, there is goldmine of artefacts there to unearth, ancient civilization things.
You can look for a good archeologist from a university to study this for you. It'll turn him to a prof while you can get money from local and overseas interest on the land, plus some of those things will def fetcg goid money after verification.
Make sure you have a c of o to that land too sir

As if he is the owner of the land

drajjay:
My guy you are standing on treasure. You guys should stop digging and secure that place asap. Contact the BBC or CNN. I no trust our local agencies. Dem fit maga you.

gbam

Igbo Ukwu (Nigeria): West African



Igbo-Ukwu is notable for three archaeological sites, where excavations have found bronze artifacts from a highly sophisticated bronze metal-working culture dating to 9th century AD, centuries before other known bronzes of the region.

The first, called Igbo Isaiah, was uncovered in 1938 by Isaiah Anozie, a local villager, who found the bronze works while digging beside his home. Five bronze artifacts from the original excavation are now in the British Museum's collection. They include a small staff, a head of a ram, a large manilla, an intricately designed crescent-shaped vessel and a small pendant in the shape of a local chief's head with scarification (ichi) marks on the face.

Formal excavations by the archaeologist Thurstan Shaw in 1959 at the request of the Nigerian government, resulted in the discovery of two other sites, Igbo Richard and Igbo Jonah, containing the remains of an ancient culture. Later, these were excavated as well. Artifacts have included jewelry, ceramics, a corpse adorned in what appears to be regalia, and many assorted bronze, copper, and iron objects. Some of these contain materials that are evidence of a long-distance trading system extending to Egypt.

Radiocarbon dating placed the sites to 850 AD , which would make the Igbo-Ukwu culture the earliest-known example of bronze casting in the region. The craftsmen were working centuries before those who made the more well-known Ife bronzes. The archaeological sites in southeastern Nigeria are associated with the Nri-Igbo. The three sites include Igbo Isaiah (a shrine), Igbo Richard (a burial chamber), and Igbo Jonah (a cache). Artifacts found in these sites have shown that by the 9th century AD, the Igbo-Ukwu people had established a complex religious system and an economy based on agriculture and trade with other African peoples as far as the Nile valley.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Igbo-Ukwu#Archaeological_significance

Artifacts or monoliths... I presume

Totem of your village gods.