Just opened a small skylight, and the contents were worth the trip, and everyone began to cheer loudly. Pen & Fun & Pavilion www.biquge.info even the other two excavation teams that were resting appeared in the big tent in their clothes, looking at the gold everywhere, everyone's eyes turned into the symbol of money, and they flashed one by one.

The treasure has already been seen, and the other two excavation teams are so high that they can't sleep at all, so there is no way to only 35 people. All participated in the excavation work, and the division of labor was clear and coordinated with each other, very tacit, and the other two resting excavation teams were on the pit.

It is responsible for picking up the gold artwork and cleaning it up from the mud and packing it in plastic lockboxes lined with oil sponges. Filled one and then neatly stacked aside, twenty boxes are exactly the size of a crate.

At this time, Yang Yong just sat on the side with a smile, smoking a cigar and drinking tea, with excitement shining in his eyes. At the same time, there are some pouts who are not very satisfied, why, because although these Inca treasures are made of pure gold, they are not satisfactory in shape or content, and they are relatively rough, and there are not so many gold vessels that are as delicate as Chinese bronzes.

It's just that the workmanship is rougher and the content is more casual, but you can't stand it's gold! It's very valuable. It's understandable that the Inca civilization was coarse except for some obscure hieroglyphs. The method of using knotted rope to record anything, knotted rope memorization is a method of memorization that was only played in China tens of thousands of years ago, you can imagine how backward the Inca civilization should be.

This batch of treasures was soaked in muddy water, and the floating on it was something light, but it was densely tied together, and it was picked up a golden cup. A gold plate will appear underneath, and a gold bracelet weighing half a kilogram will appear underneath a gold bracelet, densely stacked like some gravel piles.

Fortunately, there is no need to make some archaeological records, otherwise these things will not be excavated when will they be excavated. After all, everything excavated in the archaeological record has to record its number in detail, and its location is very troublesome. Now it is much easier, and the gold artworks excavated are all kinds of things, and most of them are some sacrificial supplies.

Jewelry, household utensils, weapons of war, shields, and even a few books made of gold. Although these gold books are only ten pages long, they are densely engraved with the hieroglyphs of the Yinjia, which are very different from the hieroglyphs of ancient Greece and Egypt. Most of the parts are pictographs made up of animals, which are very complex.

It is no wonder that the Inca civilization disappeared so early, and such a complex script is simply not something that humans can remember. If the inheritance is severed, the civilization will disappear, and even the current scholars of the Inca civilization do not understand the meaning of these hieroglyphs, even if they do not have any counterparts.

Until dark, 1/10th of all the gold treasures have not been cleared, but there are more than 100 lockboxes for these gold treasures. Ten crates were formed that were sealed together, and then the boxes were stamped with a mark indicating that they were transported as wood furniture, and they were camouflaged as much as possible.

Excited by everyone, every piece of art is worth a fortune, digging for treasure is equivalent to robbing a bank, and that feeling is not something that ordinary people can experience. The spirit is extremely excited, and I don't know what fatigue is, so after everyone unanimously agrees to fight at night, even supper is eaten in the pit.

However, when people's spirits are high and tired, they work continuously, and after 35 hours, everyone is tired. I had no choice but to go back to the tent where I was camping, eat a meal of meat, drink some wine, fall asleep, and then work again fifteen hours later.

This non-stop work allowed a gear to run as precisely, and after three days it was 1/3 cleaned. It took a full twelve days to clean up all the gold treasures, and after the metal detector and Yang Yong's perspective eyes carefully observed that there were no gold treasures left behind, this large pit of more than 50 square meters began to be backfilled.

The soil was then compacted and sprinkled with a layer of white snow, and the tent was removed without any signs of excavation. The following spring when the snow melted these traces were automatically erased, and no one knew what was going on in this place, and after a rough calculation, the number of gold treasures amounted to a staggering forty tons.

There are more than 500,000 pieces, and these gold artworks come in large and small, and the smallest even have some studs. The largest is some animals, such as the mythical beast alpaca, and it is a pure gold artwork up to two meters high and weighing more than a ton, of course, this is called alpaca artwork can be disassembled and then combined to be more convenient to transport.

There were more than two hundred crates in those crates alone, so you can imagine how huge these golden treasures must have been. Sure enough, it is the largest gold treasure found by Yang Yong, and the price is also the highest, if these gold treasures are safely transported to the United States. If you send these priceless gold works of art to auction and dispose of half of them in time, you will get more than tens of billions of dollars.

This can no longer be explained in one sentence, but became rich overnight. To a wealthy family like Yang Yong, everyone can imagine how huge this batch of treasures should be, and it is worth saying that it took a lot of twists and turns to transport this batch of gold treasures to the Anna.

Fortunately, there are no dangers, and the use of dollars to open the way to everywhere is a flat road. In addition, some underworld organizations were hired to scare and scare the Anna safely, and then ran at full speed, returning to the Port of Portland, Maine a week later.

People must ask if the Yang family is not on vacation at Anna Castle? So why did Yang Yong transport these things to the Huaxia Manor in Maine, it was for two reasons.

The first is that because the sea water in the sea area of Anna Castle is very shallow, the Anna cannot dock in the simple port covered by Anna, and if it is parked in the small town of Savannah, then these things will definitely cause unnecessary trouble.

There is no choice but to dock in Portland, after all, Portland Maine is the territory of the Yang family. So docking in Maine was the best option, and more than fifty trucks were used to safely transport these things back to the underground vault of Huaxia Manor.

Then Yang Yong personally called the director of the Gold Museum, Paul Walker, and the newly appointed director of the Pirate Museum. Bruce Nash brought a team of experts working for the Yang Family Gold Museum, and cooperated with several Yang family antique restoration experts to sort out the Inca treasures.

When these antique experts who live on antiques see hundreds of thousands of gold artworks, they immediately transform into werewolves. No one was allowed to touch the sacred relics in their hearts, and more than a dozen people worked tirelessly in the underground vault.