Under the perspective, the ruins on the right side of the Holy Dao were immediately seen through by Ye Tian at a glance, and the remains of those buildings with a long history of one or two thousand years no longer had any secrets in his eyes.

In fact, there were no secrets in the ruins.

Ye Tian saw only rocks and earth, as well as concrete and some other ancient building materials, which had no value other than the significance of historical sites.

There were some finds deep underground, but they were just rubble, rusty ancient weapons, and some components on buildings, which were of little value.

In the blink of an eye, Ye Tian thoroughly saw through the area on the right side of the Holy Dao, without any surprises, but also without revealing any flaws.

Naturally, he turned his head to look at the area to the left of the Holy Path, and continued to look through the area.

The area on the left side of the holy path is also a ruined wall, the highest wall is less than two meters, and more ruins are only a basic part left, which is completely in ruins.

On those walls and foundations of varying heights, Ye Tian didn't find anything, full of rocks and dirt, and various other ancient building materials.

It couldn't have been more normal, and he wasn't surprised in the slightest.

Since the Roman Forum was discovered in the 18th century, God knows how many times it has been cleaned and excavated, and how many archaeologists and historians have visited it, and there are countless estimates.

There are also countless antique dealers, professional treasure hunters, as well as thieves and tomb robbers from all walks of life, etc., the ground has long been cleaned up, and there is not a single hair left!

If you want to find something here, you can only hope for a miracle deep underground.

It is only there that it is possible to escape the search of people for the past 200 years and leave something behind.

Ye Tian's vision penetrated the ground easily, without any obstacles, and directly saw the situation deep underground.

As far as the eye can see, rocks and dirt, rusty and broken ancient weapons, and the remains of buildings left behind by generations of Romans are of little value.

In the process of perspective, Ye Tian's footsteps did not stop, and continued to stroll with Betty and the others.

His razor-sharp gaze, which could see through everything, naturally kept moving forward, like a state-of-the-art scanner, scanning the ancient ruins on both sides of the Holy Path.

Suddenly, a dazzling blue light flashed in his eyes, which was extremely beautiful, and his spirits were immediately lifted, and a color of joy quickly flashed in his eyes.

Sure enough!

Deep underground in the ruins of the ancient Roman city square, there are indeed secrets, and perhaps there are quite a few!

The object that radiated a dazzling blue glow was the arm of a figure sculpture, the rest of which had long since disappeared, perhaps moved somewhere else, or smashed to pieces.

Although it is only a sculptural wreck, the carving skill it embodies is very high, as evidenced by the charming halo of up to seventeen or eighteen layers on the marble arm.

Obviously, the remains of this sculpture must have been made by some famous sculptor in ancient Rome, and it has a long history of more than 2,000 years, and has great market and artistic value.

It's a pity that it is buried deep underground at this time, and no one knows about it except Ye Tian.

Even Ye Tian could only look at his greed, and he couldn't take it into his pocket.

Unless he plans to be a gentleman on the beam once, he will come here in the middle of the night and the third watch to dig up the remains of this sculpture and keep it for himself.

But he disdained such things.

For him, the world is full of treasures and top-notch antique artworks, and there is no need to give up his principles for the sake of a sculptural wreck.

Even a complete Greek or Roman sculpture, even a priceless treasure like Laocoon, would not have allowed him to come here with a shovel and be a gentleman.

Reluctantly looking at the beautiful and unusual marble arm, Ye Tian then looked away and looked at other areas, continuing to explore this ancient Roman ruin.

Next, he made another discovery.

They were dozens of ancient Roman gold coins buried deep in the ground, in a black clay pot, shining gold, dazzling, and radiating a dazzling blue light, indicating that they came from more than 2,000 years ago.

Undoubtedly, this is a batch of antique gold coins of great value, which has great reference value and research significance for the study of coins and economic history during the ancient Roman Empire.

But they can only continue to bury deep in the ground, quietly waiting for the day to come again, and perhaps never that day.

In this way, while secretly looking at the ruins on both sides of the Holy Road, Ye Tian explained to Betty and the others, and continued to move forward, continuing to walk deeper into ancient Rome.

As they spoke, everyone had already walked through this holy road, which was about two or three hundred meters long and inclined upward, and came to another triumphal arch in the ancient Roman Forum, the Arch of Titus.

Walk through this ancient triumphal arch to truly enter the core area of the Roman Forum, where the scenery is even more spectacular, and everyone can feel the strength and glory of the ancient Roman Empire.

When they arrived at the Arc de Triomphe of Titus, everyone stopped again, raised their heads and looked up, and began to admire this ancient building that had gone through many vicissitudes.

At the same time, Ye Tian's professional and wonderful explanation began again.

His clear voice was heard in the ears of Betty and the others, as well as to some of the other tourists nearby.

"The Arch of Titus is one of the three most typical triumphal arches in Rome, smaller than the Arch of Constantine just seen, more than 14 meters high, 13 meters wide, and 6 meters deep.

The Arc de Triomphe was built by craftsmen who restored it during the Renaissance, possibly the 18th century or the present Romans.

Seeing these two empty dark grids, Ye Tian's eyes couldn't help but flash a look of disappointment.

After looking through the Arc de Triomphe, he looked to the ground and began to probe the depths of the earth.

When his gaze penetrated the rocks and dirt on the ground and penetrated more than four meters into the ground, a sealed and narrow stone box suddenly broke into his field of vision.

Seeing this scene, Ye Tian suddenly perked up, and squeezed his fist lightly excitedly.

The perspective continued, and the sealed stone box that had been buried deep underground for nearly two thousand years was instantly seen through by Ye Tian, and the things contained in the stone box were also revealed!

Inside the stone box was a Roman dagger glittering with a cyan glow, and the scabbard and hilt were intricately carved with ornamentation, ancient Latin script, and a coat of arms inlaid with precious stones.

It is not known how this Roman dagger was preserved, what special anti-rust process was used.

Although it has been buried deep underground for nearly two thousand years, this Roman short sword is still shining, incomparably sharp, and seems to exude a fierce murderous aura!

The moment he saw this Roman short sword, Ye Tian was stunned for a moment, and seemed to be a little unable to believe his eyes, wondering if he was dazzled!

Immediately after, he screamed in the depths of his heart, and almost jumped up in excitement, jumping three feet high.

This is the sword worn by Emperor Titus in the early Roman Empire, and the Latin inscription on the hilt and the emperor's coat of arms speak for itself.

Based on these two points alone, it is already certain that there is no doubt about the provenance of this Roman short sword, and it is absolutely invaluable.

What's more, this Roman dagger was probably the sword used by Emperor Titus when he conquered and suppressed the Jews, and it was the greatest achievement of Emperor Titus' life.

The Arch of Titus was built to commemorate the victory of the Jews.

In this case, it is very reasonable that Emperor Domitian buried this Roman dagger symbolizing victory under the triumphal arch to show off his brother's great exploits!

For all Romans, the sword of Emperor Titus was a symbol of supreme glory and the splendor and strength of the ancient Roman Empire!

But for the Jews, it was a sword of death, stained with Jewish blood!

It is entirely conceivable that if this Roman dagger were to see the light of day, it would cause a sensation that would cause all the Jews in the world to go crazy!