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    Kids of the Aztec Tombs
    Kids of the Aztec Tombs
    Kids of the Aztec Tombs
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    Kids of the Aztec Tombs

    By T-Pop

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    When two North Carolina brothers discover an ancient ‘Feather Serpent’ skull frozen in the Himalayan Mountains they find themselves on an adventure of a lifetime.

    The boys find themselves investigating the chambers of ancient Aztec temples and make discoveries they never imagined existed.

    Join the boys as they travel from the glacial rivers of the Himalayan Mountains to the thick jungles of Mexico in search of ancient artifacts.

    This is the twelfth Story in the Kids Adventure series.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateSep 19, 2018
    ISBN9780359101610
    Kids of the Aztec Tombs

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      Kids of the Aztec Tombs - T-Pop

      Kids of the Aztec Tombs

      Kids of the Aztec Tombs

      Copyright 2018 by T-Pop

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      Dedication

      This story is dedicated to my daughter Jennifer, who has patiently waited through eleven stories for one about archeology.

      With Love,

      Dad

      No Aztec or Mayan chambers were disturbed in the making of this book.

      Story created, written and illustrated by T-Pop

      Preamble

      Caleb and Noah are two little kids living in North Carolina. And like all little kids they like to play ‘pretend’.

      But what’s unusual is the way the boys play. Together Caleb and Noah create vivid, living worlds for their adventures. 

      So, whether it is traveling through time investigating ancient Egypt, saving the world from evil masterminds as super heroes and secret agents or pretending to be inside the computer when they play video games, the boys go all out in their own special and imaginative way.

      If you ever wondered what kids really ‘see’ when they play pretend, these stories are for you.

      Because when these two brothers play together anything can, and usually does happen…

      Chapter 01

      …somewhere on a frozen mountain top…

      World famous archeologists Caleb and Noah are on the trail of the elusive Abominable Snowman.

      For many years men have searched the frigid slopes of remote mountains for proof that it really existed.

      Now after years of exploring, Caleb and Noah are on the verge of solving the mystery that has eluded so many before them.

      They have traveled half way around the world from their offices at the University of Holly Hills, where they are professors of Archeology…to the Himalayan mountains.

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      I think the ‘Frozen Scroll of the Magnetic Pole’ said the next clue is between those two mountains down there, Caleb said to his brother Noah.

      Noah shielded his eyes from the bright sun and looked across the frozen landscape in front of them. Yes, that looks like the ancient glacial river the scroll mentioned, he answered. And that should take us in between those two peaks.

      According to the scroll, that’s where we will find ‘Yeti's Temple’, Caleb said looking at his map.

      OK, let’s go see what is down there, Noah said as he picked up his backpack.

      The boys carefully hiked down the snowy slope above where the frozen glacial river began.

      They carefully stepped onto the frozen surface and began to follow it in between the mountain peaks.

      As they continued to walk they noted the different things that had been trapped in the ice below their feet.

      You know, Caleb said, glaciers move so slow that the rocks and dirt in the ice here probably came from thousands of miles away.

      "I’ll

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