The Great Sacrifice
66 million years ago, there was an enormous asteroid that crashed in the modern-day region of the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. As a result, a megatsunami occurred that obliterated around 120 miles of the Earth’s surface. This caused a series of sinkholes that would later be worshipped and used by the Mayans. These sinkholes were believed to be sites of worship and used as a place to hold great sacrifices. Whether it’s sacrificing dead bodies or jewelry, people would throw them in the sinkholes in the hopes of blessing people with great fortune.
The Great Sacrifice
Multiple Lives
The Himalayas is a very mysterious place, and this is evidently true as it shows a stunning cave system with a multi-layered past. The cliff you can see below is home to approximately 10,000 man-made caves. This was explored in the 1990s, which was headed by Nepali archeologists and researchers from the University of Cologne. After a lot of research, they’ve divided its past into three distinct periods – 1,000 B.C., the 10th Century, and the Middle Ages.
Multiple Lives
