Antiquities from the 13th century have the same shape as today’s mobile phones.

This ancient mobile-phone-like artifact was discovered during excavations at the  Fuschl Am See archaeological site  in Austria, surprising experts at first because its appearance is no different from a cell phone. Modern handsets.

On the face of ancient mobile phones there were neat squares like the number keys on today’s phones. The only difference is that the inscriptions on the ancient phones are a form of hieroglyphics, particularly similar to those in present-day Iran and Iraq.

However, what archeologists are baffled by is how did this 13th-century hieroglyphic-looking phone-like creature get to Austria and what was it doing there? This puzzle has not been solved yet.

Unfortunately, there is very little information surrounding this discovery, because people have not been able to explain the mystery surrounding it.

Looking at the ancient phone is no different from the current mobile phone. 9 buttons can be clearly seen on the lower part of the creature, which looks exactly like the buttons on modern mobile phones. (Public Domain)

However, two things are clear here: First, it is rare to find any hieroglyphic objects found in Austria due to the large geographical distance between this country and ancient Mesopotamia, thus developing The appearance of that ancient phone is really an inexplicable mystery.

According to experts, the hieroglyphs on the ancient phone are the oldest known characters, if we go back in time for quite a while to find the Fuente Magna Bowl culture in South America where it may have existed. in this pictogram.

Some have hypothesized that this mysterious creature was traded in distant Mesopotamia and then drifted to Austria.

Second: This ancient artifact looks like a modern mobile phone. You can see 9 buttons on the lower part, which look exactly like the buttons on modern mobile phones.

There is another possibility, that this ancient phone could be a spoof to attract viewers.

However, if that is the case, the problem is that information about this ancient phone is also very limited on the communication network. If anyone wanted to fabricate this finding, the situation should be the other way around. But think about if there were indeed cell phones in the 13th century, how shaken society would be, and the present history would be completely erased. This is something a lot of people don’t want to see.

In fact, there are many archaeological finds that contradict the official history that make some people skeptical, such as the 1.8 billion-year-old nuclear reactor in the Republic of Gabon or the modern shoe sole imprinted on the fossils. Trilobites that existed hundreds of millions of years ago are clearly visible on rocks and cannot be faked.

There are many archaeological finds that question the orthodox human history that we learn and hear today. Therefore, it is advisable to continue to inquire and discover instead of hastily denying it immediately, because sometimes truth is a luxury beyond immediate human understanding.