Imperial Mausoleum Treasure

Seventh Brother bent over and pouted, looked at the two fork holes below, and concluded based on his rich professional experience that the earth cave with smooth walls and filled with transparent thin ice should belong to the underground nest of Old Ice Toad. Man-made holes filled with stones of various colors are the passages for the tombs.

"Let's go down and have a look"!After finishing speaking, Seventh Brother jumped down and walked slowly along the passage made of rubble of various colors. The six monsters also jumped in one after another, bending over and following behind him.

The cold air in the tunnel was so cold that even the sturdy Seventh Brother was so cold that his lips were purple and he was shivering, it was colder than the ground.

Going down the oblique passage for a long distance, tomb passages, patios, rain passages, etc. appear in sequence, with a total length of about 47 meters.

The tomb passage in front is a slope about two and a half feet wide. It enters the cave and leads to the narrow rain passage. There are four small niches in the cave walls on both sides. Inside are painted pottery figurines, pottery pots, hunting servants, and some extremely hard Wooden sculpture, realistic shape.

In addition, there are huge wooden monsters, white tigers, and Indian wooden warriors in short robes and gold-plated scimitars on the two tomb passages, forming a festival celebration team.There are also toilets in the patio, and in the two toilets are various terracotta groups, ceramic utensils and other funerary objects, and the craftsmanship is quite exquisite.

From the tomb passage to the tomb chamber, there are also rich and colorful murals, the pigments are particularly bright, and they look bright red and purple, causing a strong visual impact!He is also very creative. Most of them are hunting and fishing scenes. The brushwork is bold and rough, showing the simple and primitive painting style of the Indians, without any vulgar and flashy craftsmanship.

In particular, the pine coffin placed in the main tomb is surprisingly large, four times larger than ordinary coffins!On the lid of the coffin and on the four sides, there are five pictures of the festival celebration scene engraved with meticulous lines. The beauty of the shape and the lifelikeness of the characters are really rare.

Among these lovely and simple Indian characters, some wear shawls and animal skin skirts; some women wear men's clothing; Some of them wore straw sandals, and some were barefoot like a barefoot fairy. ,

Some young women wear short jackets and long skirts, and dog fur hats, or hold wooden pots, or hold wooden fruit plates, or make flowers, or hold hands, or have conversations, etc. All of these show the daily life of Indians. Festive life scene.

In addition, a pair of beautiful and elegant peacocks are engraved on the top of the pine coffin, one is brightly colored and looks very proud, the other is gray and not very conspicuous; it seems that one is male and the other is female!They are trying to stretch their necks, spread their plump wings, and fly towards each other, which should symbolize the love between the husband and wife of the owner of the tomb.

On both sides of the pine coffin, there are two wooden polar bears, which are half the size of the polar bears in real life, but they are as naive as they are alive.There are also two pairs of wooden figures.

What's more interesting is that behind the coffin, there are a lot of fish piled up. These fish are all real, and all of them are real and fake, and they are all frozen hard. As long as there is no globalization in Alaska and the Arctic Circle Warmer and these fish will last forever without spoiling.

Brother Qi took a look, and there were extremely ferocious moray eels in this large pile of fish!There's also sea catfish, jellyfish, nudibranchs, and rockfish!There are also crucian carp, perch and Spanish mackerel.

They don't know the remaining lady fish, American red, live abalone, live soft-shelled turtle, tongue fish, braided fish, etc.

This huge Indian tomb is composed of tomb passages, four passage holes, four patios, corridors, three stone houses, and front and rear tomb chambers, which is very complex.

One of the three stone houses is filled with seal skins, which are half the height of a person.

Inside one of the stone houses was a stone coffin. On the coffin were engraved figures of plump Indian women with different expressions. Some seemed to be whispering, some seemed to be nodding in approval, and some were looking around. They looked lifelike.

There is a mysterious astronomical map painted on the top of the tomb in the back chamber, because the Indians are as good at observing the stars as the Mayans!On the east side is the golden bird symbolizing the sun; on the west side is the jade rabbit symbolizing the moon; in the middle is the extremely beautiful Milky Way.I saw that the sky was full of stars, and each star had a fixed position in the celestial body.This fully reflects the astronomy and astrology attainments of the Indians.

All the line engravings on the stone coffin are vivid in posture, smooth in lines, skilled in engraving, very exquisite and full of sense of movement.

In the third stone house, there are some Indians who look injured and hard from the cold. These should be the warriors who died heroically in the sea battle with the whites.In appearance, these Indian friends have the characteristics of Asian Mongolians, with stiff and straight hair, thin and weak hair, uniquely prominent cheekbones, broad and majestic faces, and dark skin.

Although these people were bruised, their clothes were punched out by pistols, and they were chopped to pieces by swords, but the hats on their heads were all intact.

Their hats have feathers of many colors, lengths and shapes!The cute and funny Indians have always regarded feathers as a symbol of bravery and a sign of honor, so they often swaggered on their hats to show off how awesome they are, hehe.

Because according to people's customs, traditions and habits, having a bird feather symbolizes bravery, beauty and wealth.In addition, according to the color and the way of wearing, bird feathers also symbolize different social status and emotional states, which is similar to the way we Han women wear rings - which finger they pay attention to.

Among them, the black feathers of the condor are reminiscent of power and death, while the red feathers of the South American parrot express endless goodwill, ability and abundance.

Some of these people were wearing loose white clothes, straw hats, and straw sandals on their feet.It must be that I didn't have time to change clothes, so I took the sword, stick, harpoon and left.

The heroic fighting spirit of the Indians in North America has always been praised, and they basically make a living by hunting big animals.They are natural hunters, often hunting reindeer and large deer over long distances, fishing for river fish such as salmon, and trading items such as fur with other tribes.

There are tens of thousands of bison on this plain, galloping freely and unstoppably, even if an invincible tiger or lion encounters them unfortunately, this group of unstoppable guys will trample the ligers into meat paste and turn them into dung.

The Indians living here survived by bravely defeating cattle.

There are also small model houses built with cowhide and tendons in the stone house, as well as clothes and shoes made of these strong and heavy materials, as funeral objects.

There are also cow bladders used as kettles, and some crude but practical drinking utensils.

Indians are famous for their hand-woven exquisite carpets. Seventh brother also found a carpet painting on a large pile of wolf skins. The Indians in the painting are tracking the whereabouts of bison and hunting for opportunities.In the painting, they face ferocious bison and other wild animals, and if they are not careful, they will be ravaged by the herd. They can only pray for the protection of the gods to protect them from being ravaged.

On the reverse side of the carpet painting, there are Indian women wearing embroidered blouses and wide vertically striped long skirts, wearing a multi-purpose shawl called "Reboso" on their upper bodies. This shawl can not only shade and keep out the cold, but also carry Children, pack things.

These very ethnic costumes are an obvious sign of the Indians.The women in the painting, regardless of age, wear loose white embroidered skirts and colorful flowers on their heads.

These venerable Indians hunted, fished and gathered berries and root plants in the short cool summers of the barren lands.Even take a tiny fur canoe and go hunting whales in the Arctic Ocean!Amazing!

The seven monsters also found rough clay pots, stone bowls, wooden spoons, etc., because Indians like to use these household items when cooking, so they are also used as burials after death.

Back then, all of them were the fiercest fighters. When the first batch of Russians wanted to move in with guns, they bravely drove away the invaders.

This set of combined Indian tombs, from the bottom to the top, is made of crushed stones and pebbles of various colors. Hehe, it is colorful, and the seven monsters think it is really beautiful.

When the girls opened the stone coffin in the stone house, there was an Indian warrior with five guns inside!He was well preserved like a medical specimen, lying in it with a peaceful face, as if he was asleep.

It's just that the five bullet holes on his body are shocking.

The Seven Monsters carried him out with great reverence, and removed the Indian white bird blanket half an inch below him, and underneath it was a layer of cooked sealskin and well-tanned walrus skin.

These leathers are very useful. When the white people saw these leathers and couldn't buy them, they tried their best to snatch them. They were extremely valuable in use.

When the two layers of animal skins were pulled out, there was a gray arctic fox lying motionless in the corner of the coffin. Its fur was fluffy and fluffy, especially its big tail turned over to cover half of its body, which was very beautiful.

Seventh brother was surprised to catch this dead fox who was buried, and felt something was wrong!There was a jingle, and a black pearl the size of a grape fell out of it and fell to the ground. The monkey king baboon hurriedly chased it and picked it up.

Seventh Brother squatted on the ground and scratched it with a knife. It turned out that this fox was just a piece of skin, which was full of black pearls the size of grapes.

This full fox fur resembles a bronze-colored black pearl, very precious!It is not as common and easy to form as white pearls, but it truly symbolizes the crystallization of the most difficult years of aquatic animals. It is called the most painful tears of mother oysters. It is rare and noble because it has gone through hardships!

"Wow, a stomach full of black pearls made the seven monsters happy. This kind of cute pearl not only contains the mystery of the deep sea, but also has the light of a rainbow, which makes the seven monsters amazed.

Seventh Brother recognized that these were top-quality Tahitian pearls. All of them were in the shape of beautiful and regular water droplets. The lines were more unique than ordinary circles. The diameter was about two centimeters. There were pure black, jet black, charcoal black, jet black, dark gray, etc. Extremely high value.

At this time, the impatient Monkey King Baboon said: "Grandma, is this Indian tomb just such a fox skin pearl? What about the rest of the Indian treasures?"

Seventh Brother looked at the Monkey King Baboon unhurriedly, and said with a smile: "Damn, don't worry, you, didn't you see the big pine coffin in the tomb, it hasn't been opened yet." !

As soon as the words fell, the monkey king baboon had rushed to the side of the big pine coffin, knocked down the heavy wooden polar bear with a thud, and was about to pry the lid of the coffin with a drill!