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白炽灯串挂在狭窄地下通道的顶端,寒光照亮了两旁潮湿的墙壁;墙上的红土里镶嵌着灰色的石块。洞里充满了浓厚的冢气,把我的眼镜片弄得模模糊糊。我猫着腰,紧紧地跟在戴维·塞达特的身后。戴维是宾夕法尼亚州立大学博物馆的一位考古学家,他此次担任早期科潘卫城考古项目的现场指挥。科潘卫城地处洪都拉斯西部的热带雨林地区。此刻,我们正在该城的地下,距离头顶上荒草丛生的卫城广场大约50英尺。这次考古的目的是对玛雅人神奇的历史进行一次游猎。
Incandescent string hanging in the top of the narrow underground passage, the cold light on both sides of damp walls; the red clay inlaid with gray stones. The hole is full of grave, let my optics blur. I’m catting my waist and following closely behind David Sedat. David is an archeologist at the Pennsylvania State University Museum, where he was on-site conductor of the early Copacorp archeology project. Copan Acropolis is located in the tropical rainforest region of western Honduras. At the moment, we are underground in the city about 50 feet above the grassy Acropolis Square overhead. The purpose of this archeology is to saunter Maya’s magical history.