The Iliad and Odyssey should be considered essential beginner-level knowledge for European archaeologists and historians; at least for those scholars in European history, if you profess ignorance of Homer's epic, you're not much different from an illiterate.
Therefore, the historian sent by the Turkish official naturally understood the "Iliad and Odyssey." In fact, he could be considered an enthusiast of Homer's epic, which is why he was so excited upon seeing the jewelry.
For the convenience of work, items from various treasure locations had been placed here; these were the results of exploration around this central location after the discovery of the first treasure site.
It was just a few meters away from the first batch of cultural relics sent to the research lab that Leonard and others discovered a second, much smaller treasure location. Eh, they then followed the perimeter wall and found three more treasures.
