Exploring the World of Live Broadcast

The passage behind this door was only one meter high, and Jiang Le had to squat on the ground all the way forward.

It can be seen from the absence of murals on the walls of the passage that this place is definitely not used for people to walk around.

After climbing for about seven meters, Jiang Lecai finally saw the end of the passage. Outside was a room of normal height. Judging from the large number of bottles and cans, it seemed to be a storage room.

Climbing out of the passage, Jiang Le suddenly felt his body lighten, and his whole body became relaxed and happy.

I haven't been in a cramped environment before, I really don't experience the kind of depressive feeling of suffocation.

If you suffer from claustrophobia, your feelings may be even worse.

"This channel is really weird in design, it doesn't seem to be for human use at all, but if it's only used to ventilate the inside of the temple, this channel looks a little too big." Jiang Le looked back at the channel and said .

[I also find it weird. At this height, children can come and go freely. I don’t know what the purpose is.]

[My point of view is similar to that of Jiang, and this passage looks really weird and gloomy]

Many bullet screens in the live broadcast room expressed the same views as Jiang Le.

After walking out of the passage, Jiang Le immediately began to check the various bottles and cans in this room, intending to see if there were any valuable clues left in it after so many years.

However, when he opened the first clay pot and saw what was inside, Jiang Le's eyes widened.

I saw that in this jar, what was inside was a human skeleton immersed in an unknown liquid.

Judging from the size and shape of the bones, the deceased should be only about five or six years old.

Open the slightly larger jar next to it. There is also a corpse immersed in it, but it is slightly larger than the one next to it.

Looking back at the many bottles and cans in the entire room, some are as tall as a person, and the youngest is only with Jiang Le's calf height. If not surprisingly, the bottles and cans in the entire room should be full of skeletons. .

This turned out to be a Mayan morgue!

There are more than fifty bottles and cans in the entire room, which shows that more than fifty lives have died in this place.

Ordinary people in the Mayan civilization had their residences, and temples were generally built to worship and worship deities, so when these corpses appeared in this temple, Jiang Le instantly understood the meaning.

The Mayan civilization has been discovered by modern humans for decades, and there has never been a conclusive phenomenon of using living people as sacrifices.

But today, the many human bones in this room are ironclad evidence, which can show that the Mayan civilization once had the act of living sacrifice.

Unexpectedly, even the advanced Maya civilization that could be built from something that is difficult to explain with modern science, such as the'world ladder', would actually make a cruel and inhumane thing like living sacrifice.

It really opened up Jiang Le's horizons, and at the same time, it will also be a major discovery of great breakthrough significance in human archaeology.

There are living sacrifices in the Mayan civilization.

[I’m going, what the **** is this place for, it’s so cruel, it’s so cruel that I put people in a crock]

[Now the question is, is it the living or the dead?]

[No wonder I felt this place gloomy when Brother Jiang came in. It turns out that there are so many corpses here, no wonder it's so gloomy]

The other jars, Jiang Le, will no longer be opened to identify them one by one. The unidentified liquid in the jar has not evaporated or diminished after being stored for so many years. It is definitely not ordinary water.

Jiang Le is also not sure whether this liquid is poisonous or not. It will be troublesome if it smells too much and causes physical discomfort, so it is better to keep less contact.

Finding the aisle leading to other places in this room, Jiang Le left this place quickly.

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Even though this temple does not look big from the outside, it actually has a large internal area.

According to the survey of terrain detectors, the entire temple has eight floors above the ground, and there are three hidden floors underground. The topography of each floor is intricate and looks like a maze. No wonder Unkerson said that the last time he came Explored less than 30% of the temple area.

From the perspective of Jiang Le's current God, he is not only not exaggerating, but may be humble.

Leaving that room, a characteristic mural of the Mayan civilization appeared on the walls of the aisle.

The most eye-catching thing is the figure of a huge winged serpent. There is no doubt that the identity of this figure is the feathered snake god.

Kukulcan is the name of the Quetzalcoatl in the Mayan civilization, but throughout the Mesoamerican civilization, the Quetzalcoatl is a worshipped deity. The most common image is a winged serpent with feathers on the body. Image.

It can be said that Quetzalcoatl is an important totem of American continent culture, and it is even used as classic material by many fantasy novels, movies, and comics.

In the Mayan civilization, the Quetzalcoatl ruled the morning star, invented books and legislation, brought corn to humans, and also represented death and rebirth.

Quetzalcoatl often arrives with the rainy season, and the rainy season extremely coincides with the time when the Maya planted corn. Therefore, Quetzalcoatl became a deity highly respected by Mayan farmers and held a high position in the entire Mayan civilization.