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Texas archaeologists open the tomb of the ancient king Belize
Texas archaeologists Arlen Chase and Diane Chase recently, the grave of the 4th century, the earliest ruler of Caracol, the earliest ruler in Belize. (Source: Caracol Archaeological Project; Houston University)
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A pair of Texas archaeologist recently a feat of ancient tomb of a legendary king in Central America – a feat of more than 40 years.
Arlen Chase and Diane Chase, Professor of Both Houston University, opened the 4th century grave Caracol Archaeological site In Belize. The university shared the discovery on July 10. (See video at the top of this article.)
Caracol was the Mayan city of the established in the 300s royal tomb found on the site.
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“This metropolis was a large political player in the southern part of the Yucatan Peninsula, which was 560 to 680 before refusing to reject 900 ads in the history of this metropolis,” said the University of Houston.
Te’n K’Ab ÇaAK’s tomb was full of treasures, including 11 pottery ships and carving bone pipes. Excavators also found a mosaic death mask made of jadeite, Along with jewelry made the same type of Gemstone.
Really specified Arlen and Diane Chase, Caracol shown on the left, conducted excavations in the Belize for four decades. (Caracol Archaeological Project; Houston University)
Chases are the most advanced scientists in Caracol and this last excavation is one of the many things they have carried out.
Adrian their son, Also an archaeologist and found Caracol’s centralized water system.
“The real value of the materials is what we can tell us about ancient culture.”
The remains of the ruler were convicted and followed by the height of K’Ab ÇAAK, 5’7 and died an advanced age. There were no remaining teeth.
Fox News Digital, Arlen Chase called the recent works “priceless.”
Te ‘K’Ab Chaak’s tomb, Jadeite jewelry described on the right, as well as in a good pottery. (Caracol Archaeological Project; Houston University)
“Professional archaeologists will not put a dollar worth of items … They said that the real value of the materials will be able to inform us about ancient culture.”
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“In this case, most individual works are unique, but once together the person once belonging to them allows you to provide a date for both the funeral.”
Arlen Chase said works 350 and “During this time” in this period, in this process, “in a full range of” in this process, including two of the mountainous areas of Guatemala and Pacific.
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This type of treasures, he said he was “the result of long-distance trade.”
Arlen Chase also confirmed that archaeologists identify burial “Based on the size of the Chamber, Jadeit Mosaic has a mask and headphones and earphones and everything is covered in cinnabar.”
During the grave, especially during ceramics, the works show trade relations with the Mexican and the Pacific. (Caracol Archaeological Project; Houston University)
Diane Chase, Fox News is digital, especially the ceramic veins indeed showed the status and wealth of K’ab Chaak.
“Two quiet ocean spondylus peel near the head, jadeit headphones, carving jadeite Pipe beads, And the mosaic jadeite death mask also shows the ability to get long-distance prestige items, “he said.
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The car trip between Teotihuacan and Caracol will last more than 23 hours today. Ancient people have to travel at least 153 days to complete their trip, especially a special presentation.
If the shrine is digged, Diane Chase and Team shown on the left discovered the remains of a jadeite death mask on the right. Now reset. (Caracol Archaeological Project; Houston University)
First of all, Diane Chase noted that a ruler was buried “unusualand it is important. “
He said: “This is the first to discover in ancient Caracol.”
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He added: “It is more important, he is the first ruler of the Karakol dynasty with about 30 other rulers after the city.”
