The ancient city of The City of the Monkey God abandoned by the population in the 16th century due to a curse that strikes their face. |
Grownnews: Washington DC - The ancient city of
The City of the Monkey God abandoned by the population in the 16th century as a
result of a curse. At that time, the city residents attacked a mysterious
disease that strikes their face. Whoever the
mysterious disease, not some time undoubtedly meat in the nose, lips, and his
face fell. Considered a curse, residents were abuzz left the city to be
forgotten.
But recently, the
archaeologists who examined the ruins of the former city to uncover the cause
of the 'curse' is. According to experts, rather than condemned, the ancient
city's population actually suffered an outbreak of Leishmaniasis parasite that
is transmitted by a type of fly. "Parasist move
to the mucous membranes of the mouth and nose, then eat the flesh on that part.
Your face will be encroached slowly, very painful," said Douglas Preston,
who participated in the troupe.
Douglas with a team
of explorers and archaeologists mengkeksplorasi previously untouched ruins of
Ciudad Blanca unearthed last year. According to preliminary reports, The City
of the Monkey God stands between 1000-1500 BC. The city is believed to contain
rare artifacts hidden in the basement. The historical
record states this ancient city was once considered only told through legends
and folklore. For hundreds of years, this ancient city remains hidden in the
woods, covered by a thick layer of soil and plants, on the border between
Honduras and Nicaragua.
"This
discovery has created a lot of excitement for introducing Honduras in the
world," said Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez was quoted as
saying Ancientcode, Friday (20/01/2017). Experts also managed
to find dozens of artifacts hidden in the ruins of this ancient city. In
between, the ship is amazing with a handle shaped vulture, a tray with jaguar
heads made of clay, and precious stones carved with jaguar form anyway.
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