When the water levels were lowered in an eastern China reservoir due to a renovation project,The Impotent King (2005) in English Subtitles no one was expecting to find a 600-year-old Buddha statue.
SEE ALSO: Study makes new claims about world's oldest human civilizationA local villager in Jiangxi province first spotted the half-submerged head of the Buddha sitting against a cliff and gazing over the water.
A hydropower gate renovation project in the Hongmen Reservoir, Nangcheng County, was responsible for the 10-metre drop in the water levels.
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.
Xu Changging, head of the provincial research institute of archeology, said the sunken statue, which is 12.5 ft (3.8 m) tall, could date back to the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644).
Researchers also uncovered rectangular holes carved on the cliff which could point to an wider, uncharted archeological discovery. A base of a hall was found under the water, suggesting that a temple could have existed there.
Sonar equipment and underwater photographs will be used to get basic data for further research.
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.
The reservoir is located on the ruins of the ancient Xiaoshi Township.
Xu told the CNN that the statue was so well-preserved because it was submerged in water.
The reservoir, also known as Zuixian Lake, was built in 1958 and has a water storage volume of 1.2 billion cubic metres.
Solange's inspiring letter to her teenage self left the internet in tearsChris Cornell quote is an eerie reflection on what happens when an artist diesShopper wrestles deer to ground after it finds its way into a WalmartYou'll soon be able to have YouTube viewing parties in VRCrafty woman uses 10,000 Starburst wrappers to make stunning dressGoogle Lens turns your phone into a superNew digital tool will help NYC reduce homelessnessAmazing pictures of Chris Cornell's final concert will break your heartChris Cornell's last performance was a song about deathCrafty woman uses 10,000 Starburst wrappers to make stunning dressGeorge W. Bush, unconcerned with politics, photobombs a sports reporterTrump's fave vacation spots like MarEuropean nations fine Facebook over being cagey with users' dataFirst museum of U.S. writing puts a highMake your inner child happy by winning a box of allApple might launch new MacBooks next month, and yes, you should wait before you buyThere's another hacking attack right now, and it's making more money than WannaCryMore 'Arrested Development' is a terrible ideaKickstarter is doing something about all the hardware projects that end in disasterRescue shelter posted an adoption listing for an 'utter bastard of a cat' Still Moving by Rowan Ricardo Phillips An Interview with Carol Muske The Morning News Roundup for July 4, 2014 YouTube temporarily suspends Sky News Australia for spreading COVID In Limbo by Sadie Stein An Interview with Donald Margulies Best air conditioner deals: Save on Black+Decker, Frigidaire, more How to create a Group Session on Spotify Be Afraid, Be Very Afraid Let Aiden Arata, the meme queen of depression Instagram, take you through guided meditation News websites accidentally host hardcore porn, thanks to old Vidme links Our Recap of Canto 34 of Dante’s “Inferno” Comfort Food by Sadie Stein Meet 'Zombie Star,' soon one of the strongest magnets in the universe Prosecutors have Trump's Twitter DMs and drafts Staff Picks: Tea Cakes and Putin and Vets, Oh My! by The Paris Review Both Sides of Your Brain, Both Sides of the Pond by The Paris Review Snapchat's My AI story was just a creepy glitch What's new to streaming and theaters this week How to disable Instagram's new sensitive content controls
2.4409s , 10107.7734375 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【The Impotent King (2005) in English Subtitles】,Miracle Information Network