Mystery of the American Pyramid

Speaking of the Great Pyramid, everyone will think of Egypt. In Northern Latin America from Mexico to Nicaragua, there are a number of Pyramids that outstrip the Egyptian pyramid. But why is the Great Pyramid of Egypt famous throughout the five continents, and the Great Pyramid of America is little known?

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The reason is that the ethnic tribe that built the Pyramid , suddenly disappeared. All of the Great Pyramids and hundreds of big and small cities and towns surrounding them were also swallowed by tropical forests, in which the vast majority were sunk deep into the mud, disappearing from human sight.

Teotihuacán Pyramid, Mexico.(Photo: redhaus)

In the early twentieth century, a large-scale archaeological excavation, the first step of humans was to lift the veil of the American Pyramid . The Americas have about 20 small pyramids, built in the fourteenth century BC to the 8th century BC. From the magnificent scale and the artistic architecture of the Great Pyramid of the Americas, people recognize their beauty equally as the beauty of the Egyptian Pyramid, even the Great Pyramid even surpassed the Pyramid. Egypt .

The Egyptian Pyramid is the grave of Pharaons , but the Pyramid of America is not like that. The Great Pyramid of America is largely a sacrifice to sacrifice gods and offerings. The Pyramid is made up of square blocks, one by one, stacked on top of each other, shrinking upward; 4-5 floors, with up to 20 floors; highest to 80m. Around the tower or two sides of the tower are steep stone steps. According to each level, one can reach the top of the tower, at the top of the spacious tower, the altar or the temple is built. In addition to conducting ritual rituals on special festivals to seek relief from the disaster, one day, the top of the tower of angels is worshiped four times a day. Inside the Great Pyramid is covered with earth, sand, gravel and stones - this is different from the Egyptian Pyramid.

Boulevard leads to Teotihuacán Pyramid, Mexico. ( Photo: jqjacobs)