Fault Line
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‘It’s almost completely hidden,’ said Hex. ‘We could be the first to find it.’ While Paulo marked a notch on a tree, Amber started to trace the perimeter, stepping high to avoid the brambles and wait-a-while. ‘It’s quite big.’ She walked further along and then stopped. ‘I can see the corner.’ ‘Hang on,’ said Alex. ‘Don’t go out of sight.’ ‘Let’s look at the other side,’ said Li. ‘Come on, guys.’ Alex had got to the corner. ‘It’s about twenty metres square,’ he called.
Paulo, Li and Hex clamb...ered over tree roots, leaning on the dark weathered stones.
‘Did the Maya bury their dead with a lot of grave goods, like the ancient Egyptians?’ asked Li.
‘I think so,’ said Paulo.
Hex traced his fingers along the stones. One row had been carved, like a stripe of patterned tiles in a bathroom. They were weathered back to shadows but were deliberate markings: ovals, dots, circles; strange bubble shapes like the writing of aliens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘It’s almost completely hidden,’ said Hex. ‘We could be the first to find it.’ While Paulo marked a notch on a tree, Amber started to trace the perimeter, stepping high to avoid the brambles and wait-a-while. ‘It’s quite big.’ She walked further along and then stopped. ‘I can see the corner.’ ‘Hang on,’ said Alex. ‘Don’t go out of sight.’ ‘Let’s look at the other side,’ said Li. ‘Come on, guys.’ Alex had got to the corner. ‘It’s about twenty metres square,’ he called.
Paulo, Li and Hex clamb...ered over tree roots, leaning on the dark weathered stones.
‘Did the Maya bury their dead with a lot of grave goods, like the ancient Egyptians?’ asked Li.
‘I think so,’ said Paulo.
Hex traced his fingers along the stones. One row had been carved, like a stripe of patterned tiles in a bathroom. They were weathered back to shadows but were deliberate markings: ovals, dots, circles; strange bubble shapes like the writing of aliens.
What to read after Fault Line?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chris Ryan to read onlineMoreLess
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