Jai Carioca is a professor of history at Yale University.
He has extensive experience in Chinese studies.
Now, he is preparing to enter the huge San Cristo Mountains for simple research with Professor David and Professor Dukes who study American civilization.
Trying to find traces of the Olmec civilization that once had Moxige as its main development territory in this new American continent that is connected with Moxige.
Professor David and Professor Dukes have recently been engaged in in-depth research on the Olmec civilization, the mother of American civilization.
As an expert in Sinology, he assisted two professors in researching the well-known theory of "Yin people's eastward migration" in the study of Olmec civilization.
"Taos Town is a special place where there are still a large number of Native American buildings from the former American civilization. It does have some research value." Professor David scratched his beard and said, "However, the development policy of cultural tourism is of great significance to us scholars. The research has caused great obstacles.”
"It's a pity that the research in the town of Taos is not very interesting. Too many people have done relevant research, and it is difficult to do anything groundbreaking. The nearby San Cristo Mountains may hide some things worth mentioning. Nothing was found.”
Professor Dukes responded to Professor David's words at will.
The purpose of their trip was to examine the mountainous areas that are difficult to explore. If they find some locations worthy of in-depth excavation and research, they may be able to contribute to the study of American civilization.
Before that, they stayed in Taos for a while.
The architectural complex in Taos Town is one of the oldest, most beautiful, and best-preserved Indian buildings in the southwestern United States. It is quite attractive to these two professors who study American civilization.
“To feel the culture of a place, the first thing you need to do is to taste the food. Tasting the bread baked in the original earthen oven in Taos Town is really unique.”
Professor David said and smiled.
Professor Dukes nodded in agreement.
However, while the two professors were walking and discussing in front, Jai Carioca, who was following behind them, kept his head lowered in thought.
An adventurer's paradise, the San Cristobal Mountains are adjacent to the tourist town of Taos, and entry has always required no permission.
But this time it was different. The troops stationed at various passes at the foot of the mountain and the machine guns set up at key intersections clearly expressed the intention of keeping strangers away.
Carioca was curious as to why such a situation suddenly occurred.
And the strangest thing is that the two professors who stubbornly wanted to sneak in under the nose of the army actually did it.
Before he even realized what was going on, he was led around various passes by the two professors and sneaked in without any movement.
It was as if the right time, the right place, and the right people were all suddenly on their side, and they could always catch those moments when the soldiers didn't notice.
The troops stationed and guarded at the foot of the mountain were as useless as the Maginot Line at this moment.
He had been studying American culture with the two professors for some time, but he never knew that they had such powerful stealth skills.
"Instead of becoming an assassin, you study the history of ancient civilizations. It's really a waste of talent."
After whispering a few words, Carioca continued to follow the two professors.
He is not worried about what will happen if he is discovered by the army later. The three of them are senior professors at top universities and have some connections behind them.
In this free country, they still have some means.
Just as Carioca was thinking wildly behind him, a sound of earth shaking echoed in his ears, and the ground beneath his feet began to shake.
His whole body fell to the ground in an instant.
Carioca's pupils dilated, and a flash of fear flashed through her mind.
earthquake? !
Moxi Ge is located in the Pacific Rim Seismic Zone, so it is not surprising that an earthquake would occur here as it is within the neighboring United States' New Moxi Ge Island.
Simple thoughts quickly flowed through my mind.
Before he could think any more, the surrounding commotion gradually calmed down.
The violent shaking came and went away just as quickly.
Carioca touched the bruised arm. The wound was not deep, but the scope of the bruise was not small, which made him grit his teeth and feel pain.
He looked at the two older professors.
Professor David and Professor Dukes were seen recovering at this moment, and they didn't seem to be hurt.
However, after they stood up, they made no extra moves. They all looked into the distance without moving.
Carioca frowned.
He stood up and patted the shoulders of the two motionless professors from behind: "What's wrong? They are all standing here suddenly."
"Do you have any scratch medicine?"
However, the two professors obviously had no reaction to his questions.
"Really, what did you see? This reaction is too exaggerated..."
Before Carioca finished speaking, he followed the gazes of the two professors and saw a scene that made him stop speaking subconsciously.
They were halfway up a small peak in the San Cristo Mountains.
After Carioca stood up, her perspective instantly became much wider. Looking down from them, one can clearly see that another small peak in the San Cristo Mountains not far away has changed drastically.
An artifact is revealed on the mountainside.
The huge bronze door, estimated to be thirty meters high, is embedded in the steep mountain wall.
Carioca stared at this scene for a moment, then swallowed subconsciously.
While walking, the remains of ancient civilization were revealed by themselves in an earthquake?
Then this way of appearing is too outrageous.
Carioca pondered for a moment, then took out his telescope and looked at the mountain opposite. He immediately saw the bronze door more clearly.
With the help of the telescope, a head estimated to be more than two meters high and carved from a natural spherical boulder was seen near the bronze door.
This is a very representative stone carving art of Olmec culture.
After following two professors of American civilization for so long, he also had some understanding of the oldest American civilization, the Olmec civilization.
He was certain that it was the stone carving style of the Olmec civilization.
It now appears that this place where no traces of Olmec civilization activities have ever been found was actually an area where Olmec civilization once existed.
And the use of bronze as a door means that the Olmec civilization actually had mature bronze smelting technology. Carioca, who was proficient in Sinology, understood that mature bronze smelting technology was basically only available to the Yin Shang Dynasty.
This is undoubtedly another breakthrough new discovery for the study of ancient American civilizations. The theory of the Yin people's eastward migration may become popular again. This may be good news for the few people who are restarting their research on the theory of the Yin people's eastward migration.
only……
"Guys, if we go there now, we might be able to do some simple exploration and research before the army arrives."
So said Carioca.
No matter why there are troops stationed and quarantined at the foot of the mountain, the movement will definitely attract them. When the time comes, they will be temporarily captured because they ignored the quarantine and slipped into the San Cristo Mountains. They will not be able to conduct the first exploration in time. Researched.
