盘点2008年全球十大考古发现,金字塔之谜解开上榜（Inventory of the worlds ten major archaeological discoveries in 2008, the mystery of Pyramid unlock list）.docVIP

盘点2008年全球十大考古发现,金字塔之谜解开上榜（Inventory of the worlds ten major archaeological discoveries in 2008, the mystery of Pyramid unlock list） Inventory of the worlds ten major archaeological discoveries in 2008, the mystery of Pyramid unlock list 2008-12-26 NetEase exploration According to foreign media reports, the U.S. National Geographic magazines list of 2008 ten days before the archaeological discoveries, including the underground maze, convoluted and ancient tombs in Pyramid. 1, Mexico discovered ancient Maya underground maze Archaeologists in Mexico in the Yucatan peninsula before the discovery of an ancient hidden in the underground maze. To the surprise of the experts, the ancient Maya not only excavated a maze like tunnel, but also built a number of small stone temples with small temples in Pyramid. According to archaeologists involved in excavations, the underground maze is very long, with a total of 14 caves connected (unfortunately, some of them have collapsed). According to the ancient Mayan belief, the souls of the dead will cross a long underground tunnel with the assistance of a dog, and they will undergo a great deal of testing during the period, according to the scientists. After a lot of hard work, the souls of the dead will eventually enter the underworld. These subterranean mazes have been found across a number of countries in South America, including southern Mexico, Guatemala and Northern Belize. Most underground mazes, according to archaeologists, were built during A.D. 250-900. It is important to point out that the ancient Mayan civilization suddenly disappeared in about 900 ad.. 2, the mystery of Pyramid unlock Standing on the outskirts of the Egyptian capital Cairo desert in Pyramid is one of the most famous monuments in the world, but the building of Pyramid is still a mystery of architecture. After eight years of research, the French architect, Houlding, combined with the opinions of other scholars, proposed a unique and persuasive theory. Accord