As the stone gate opened, it also opened a world that the scientific expedition team had been looking forward to for a long time. This was equivalent to the belief and persistent belief they pursued throughout their lives. Perhaps when this stone gate was opened, many people let go of their first half of their lives, such as Ye Huichen.

On the contrary, Wang Zan did not have much expectations. At most, he was just curious, curious about why the Sumerians migrated from the distant East more than 5,000 years ago and then took root here. He was also curious about why the Sumerians were proficient in ancient arts such as the Nine Palaces and Eight Trigrams, Qimen Dunjia, etc. Wang Zan even wanted to know if the long-standing Taoist culture would be left behind here.

After the stone gate opened, the first thing that came to us was a smell full of decay, which really looked like the smell of dust for thousands of years. However, this smell soon dissipated, and then just like the previous tomb chamber, the air here was a little wet and filled with yin energy.

When the stone door was opened, the first thing was Barcelee who rushed out could not wait, and even stumbled when he ran in, unable to wait.

"Bang" the stone door stopped moving and opened a spacious door.

Wenger looked at the empty portal in front of him in shock and said, "The stone wall just now weighed at least ten tons, but the way to open it is similar to mechanical opening. It is incredible that people from more than 5,000 years ago were able to develop such technology."

Wang Zan said: "In our country, there was a skilled craftsman named Lu Ban in ancient times. Many of his skills were lost, but what remained was still amazing. In many places, his magic was still used in construction. Many of the ancient tombs in our territory also came from him. Lu Ban was about 2,500 years ago. Although it was still a lot worse than 5,000 years ago, for now, 2,500 years and 5,000 years are actually the same. Therefore, it is not very strange that the Sumerians can have this technology."

After the stone door was obviously matched with the password, there was a method similar to the connection of the winch on the left side of the door, which pulled the stone wall weighing about one ton. It seems very simple to explain, but the technology involved here is complicated, that is, whether the connection method is a rope or an iron cable, whether the winch is a serrated structure, and what is even more incomprehensible is what the trigger point of the password is.

If nothing else, how can this stone door be closed and opened in the ancient tomb of the pyramid? If the scientific expedition team does not chisel the entire wall, it will probably be difficult to figure it out.

Before Wang Zan and the scientific expedition team entered the tomb, the sound of Barcelee murmuring came from their ears, which seemed to be a pious prayer, with a trembling tone and excited.

The stone gate opened, and it was the main tomb of the pyramid. The few people looked in and the entire huge tomb palace appeared in shock.

The face of this tomb is very large and can almost catch up with the area of ​​a regular football field. What is very different from the tombs I discovered before is that it looks more like a palace, and it cannot be hooked at all with the word tomb.

In the palace, right in front of the middle, there is a large chair. The chair is made of golden and magnificent. It seems that the whole is made of gold, with some gems inlaid on it. Behind it is a huge screen-like wall, engraved with a vast landscape painting. Ye Huichen looked at it for a few seconds and said confidently: "Something similar to the Mesopotamian Plain..."

Below the chair symbolizing the supreme power of the Sumerians was a step that extended downward. It might have been a carpet made of animal fur, but perhaps because it was too long, the blanket had already lost.

Below the steps is the main body of the palace, which is like the court hall when the emperor went to court in ancient costume TV. However, the slightly different one is that there are many stone statues placed at both ends of the hall. These tall stone statues look somewhat similar to the gods believed by the Sumerians.

It is a palace and a tomb, so naturally there must be a sarcophagus. Two huge sarcophagus are located in the middle, one on the left and one on the right, and about seven or eight meters apart in the middle.

Standing in front of the palace gate, Wang Zan, Wenger, Ye Huichen and others suddenly thought of the very confusing question that they had never figured out.

That is, this magnificent pyramid was built as a tomb chamber, but why was there no Sumerian Palace? They had said with certainty that no one would be stupid enough to regard the grave as a place to discuss matters. Now, when they saw the scene in front of them, they had completely understood it.

This pyramid tomb was actually transformed from a royal palace.

When this idea comes up, it is actually surprising and incredible, because there has been no saying that Yang houses have been converted into Yin houses since ancient times. The first point is that Yang houses represent the luck of a family. If you do this, it will be a harm to future generations, so who can do this?

When placed in the Sumerian Palace, there seems to be no problems, because the entire Sumerian country has not perished, so it doesn’t matter what matters you are talking about for future generations, whether it will harm or benefit.

Wang Zan was surprised. If the entire palace was transformed into a pyramid tomb, this project might be more complicated than building a palace. After all, almost all the layouts inside were changed, and only the main hall was preserved. This was a lot of effort to modify and modify.

So, now the question is, why do the Sumerians do this?

Of course, it's definitely not idle.

When the people from the scientific expedition team were excitedly looking at the tomb of the pyramid, Wang Zan was thinking about the entire environment here. He had said before that the most core part of the entire pyramid was built based on the gossip pattern, which should be the yin and yang poles in the middle area.

In his eyes, he naturally thought that the two sarcophagus placed in the hall should be the so-called two poles of yin and yang, and the two dots in the Bagua diagram, one black and one white dots.

Wang Zan looked at the ground immediately, and he found that the areas where the two coffins were located were really the same. This difference was mainly reflected in the arrangement of the palace floor tiles. Normally, the floor tiles in the hall should be the same, otherwise there should be some patterns or patterns and shapes so that they can look grand, beautiful and solemn. However, the floor tiles in the hall were paved with a little puzzled. Except for the fact that there were no factors above, the floor tiles under the coffin on the left extended to the corner of the wall, all of which were black, and the other side was white.

There is a line in the middle that clearly separates the two sides.

At this time, Wenger's scientific research team had all dispersed and began to inspect the tomb.

Wenger, Ye Huichen and Van der Wave walked to the two coffins, while Barcelie still knelt on the ground and prayed devoutly.

Wen Yong asked curiously: "There were waterways around the coffin in the previous tomb chamber. Why is there nothing here?"

"Maybe the tomb owner thinks that since those who enter the pyramid can get here, there is no point in being careful." Wang Zan took out a candle from his bag and walked to the corner of the wall and lit it.

"And you may not understand very much. The anti-theft measures of this tomb are not very strict. First of all, it may be the reason why the Sumerians sank the entire pyramid underground and buried it. It may not necessarily make people find it. Another thing is that you forgot the ghosts in the corpses buried in the four directions outside the pyramid? And the tomb gate here. Maybe the Sumerians did not expect that there would be someone who was proficient in the Nine Palaces and Bagua coming... "

Wang Zan looked at the candlelight in the corner of the wall, which was still quite burning and did not go out.

The anti-theft measures of this pyramid tomb chamber are not even comparable to many ancient tombs in China, which are far inferior. Wang Zan is probably due to the King of Sumer's take it for granted. He may think that the birthplace of the Sumerian civilization is too far away from the east, and it is impossible for anyone to come here. The indigenous people here do not know anything. First of all, they cannot find the entrance to the capital, and they cannot break the stone wall, so there are no mechanisms and facilities in the ancient tombs here.

After all, the transportation and communication methods five thousand years ago were extremely backward. After they left, they created a new country and were completely disconnected from there. They would definitely not have thought that after thousands of years, human beings would develop so rapidly, and a distance of thousands of miles was just a matter of a plane.

There is nothing we can do about this. We cannot say that the Sumerian king has simply thought it was because his IQ was not good. This can only say that he could not predict everything that would happen in the future.

In other words, the anti-theft measures of this pyramid are really not good, otherwise if some agencies arrange them, the scientific expedition team may lose half of the people here.

How could I still study it everywhere like now?
Chapter completed!