In the research, archaeologists also found newspaper clips about the first major war discovered within a metal object. It found the route hidden by a layer of 2 meters and 40 centimeters waste and sand, which gathered for many decades. “The area was occupied at the beginning of the twentieth century for the construction of Villa Aymoré, ten red -built rolls built by Maria José de Seabra, who decisive influenced the way for this road, which some of the houses, 9 and 10, were built in part of the trip led to the old house by Baroness Maria Bena,” they explained. In 1848 the home went to auction, but it is not known if it was clear. The mansion was eventually abandoned and occupied by more than 80 families. It became a tenant and ended in the 1970s.
The book “1822” written by journalist Laurentino Gomes explains that Dom Pedro as a collector of lovers dated the two sisters at the same time and that Maria Benedita’s husband administered some assets from the emperor. The Baroness House was the stage for many parties that gathered the nobility of the time. From this phase there were pieces of some household items, which were found by the researchers. The list of what was found also contains perfume glasses, toothpaste pots, toothbrushes and old coins.
Other results
Between 2010 and 2015, 30,000 pieces from the country gathered where Villa Aymoré is in Gloria – Rio de Janeiro, of which stands out: the belt buckles: the piece, without date, was found on the ground near the Baroness Line. Anesthetic: A glass of high-end account caps in the late 19th century also gathered. Cups: The team discovered a large volume of French and Portuguese Faays from the 1800s. Coins: Among the results there was one with the image of Dom Pedro I from 1823/1830 Pipes: associated with slaves, is found in the material collected by archaeologists. Time capsule: A small piece of metal was found with two newspaper clips with news about the First World War I. Jewel: Tiger -eye Ring with silver, from the Victorian era.