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58年前,曾轰动世界的稀世珍宝——我国6个北京猿人头盖骨,在运送美国途中忽然神秘失踪,半个世纪以来一直成为难解之谜。近日国内传出一条爆炸性新闻:“北京人”可能沉没于福建海域的一艘万吨巨轮中。历史之谜的形成和揭秘都充满了偶然性和必然性。沉寂了58年,同样是二战期间一大悬案的“北京人”头盖骨化石遗失事件近日经多方资料考证,居然和“阿波丸”号有着千丝万缕的联系。多年追踪研究二战日本沉船“阿波丸”号秘密的光明日报社记者李树喜,在众多的历史资料中发现一份来自美国的情报资料显示,“阿波丸”号上装载的40箱艺术品和贵重物品都是日本占领中国后,从中国偷运出去的,其中极可能包括失窃的“北京人”头盖骨化石。通过对大量国内外资料考证后,李树喜推测,“北京人”头盖骨化石很可能辗转运到“阿波丸”号上,最终沉匿于海底。
Fifty-eight years ago, the rarity of the six pekingese skulls in our country that once hit the world was mysteriously disappeared en route to the United States. For half a century, it has become a mystery. Recently, an explosive domestic news broke out that “Beijingers” may have sunk in a million-ton ship in the waters of Fujian. The formation and revelation of historical mysteries are full of chance and necessity. Quiet for 58 years, the same is a big case during World War II, “Beijinger” loss of skull fossils recently multi-source research, actually, and “Abe Maruma” is inextricably linked. Many years of follow-up study of the secretive Guangming Daily newspaper reporter Li Shuxi, who took part in World War II Japanese shipwreck Abeayama, found in numerous historical materials that intelligence data from the United States shows that 40 boxes of artworks and valuables loaded on the “Abo Maru” All of which were smuggled out of China after the Japanese occupation of China, most likely including the stolen “Pekingese” skull fossils. After a large number of domestic and foreign information research, Li Shu-Xi speculated that “Beijinger” skull fossils are likely to be removed to the “Abo Maru”, eventually hiding in the sea.