Did the Romans Discover Brazil? Marine Archaeologist Robert Marx is Diving to Find Out

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Robert Marx, an experienced marine archaeologist.

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Diving at a depth of approximately 90 feet, Marx uncovered a horde of 200 broken Roman amphorae and several complete in Guanabara Bay; the harbour of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.​
 

“All the experts agree that the jars are Roman, they are second century BC.”​
 

These amphorae were the packing containers used in our ancient world.​
 

This evidence gives proof that the Romans located Brazil 1700 years earlier than the Portuguese explorer Pedro Alvares Cabral.​
 

Pedro Alvares Cabral is credited with Brazil discovery in 1500.​
 

"Nothing has been done in Brazil to prove or disprove the find."​
 

The remains were promptly buried with sand by the Brazilian government’s Navy.​
 

Marx has speculated that Brazil does not wish to change the course of their history.​
 

The reason Marx gave for the Navy’s actions is proof of a Roman presence and with this proof Brazil would be required to rewrite its recorded history.​
 

Marx is currently barred from entering the country and there is a further ban on all underwater exploration.​
 

The Romans have beaten Columbus, Cabral, the Chinese and even the Vikings to the New World.​

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