Mysterious City Lost In The Sands And Its Hidden Treasures
A. Sutherland - AncientPages.com - At the beginning, it was only an ancient legend. Later, the legend became reality. It was said that in the remote past, the Sons of Fire came down from the heavens, and built a magnificent city in a flourishing green area that today is nothing but a hostile desert.
Determined to learn more about this curious legend and unknown ancient city, a group of scientists decided to embark on a dangerous journey, looking for the truth. What they discovered is truly amazing!
Hidden beneath the never-ending sand dunes, researchers unearthed incredible ruins and traces of an ancient lost civilization. Explorers found remarkable artifacts, strange objects depicting unknown beings, perplexing constructions, unusual tombs covered with mysterious symbols, corpses of kings and queens, and priceless ancient manuscripts, scrolls and books written in an unknown language.
Some of these rare text treasures have been deciphered and they reveal interesting stories dealing with our complex ancient past. Yet, many of the unearthed ancient texts remain shrouded in mystery because we cannot understand what is written.
We have found ancient lost cities in the jungles, deserts and underwater before. All these discoveries contribute to our expanded knowledge of our prehistory. Yet, of all lost ancient cities, this one remains shrouded in mystery and its story is extraordinary.
The puzzling ancient city simply refuses to give up its secrets. Will we ever learn what really happened in this corner of the world?
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