46 Pirate Treasure and Code (1/2)

”Earl Hill, let's go look.”

”Good.”

Several guards walked in front of the passage with a flashlight.

Chen Rui, Earl Hill and some people are behind.

Soon, the group went to the mouth of the passage.

”It's a big treasure.”

Many people screamed.

Through the passage, it is a large cellar in front of everyone. The area is about fifty or sixty square meters, which is equivalent to the size of a room in a two-bedroom apartment.

In the corner of the cellar, there are more than a dozen large wooden boxes, some of which are scattered because of decay, and some gold and silver jewels are scattered next to them.

Earl Hill picked up an item from a pile of treasures scattered out of it, took out a white glove and slammed it a few times, revealing a shining silver light.

This is an ordinary silver plate with no pattern.

These silver plates, Chen Rui, saw much more on the ”Lucky Star” shipwreck, which was the plate for the senior crew on board.

Earl Hill opened several wooden boxes. Most of the boxes were filled with Spanish gold and silver coins, as well as gold and silver, ingots, and some silverware and some jewelry.

”These items were owned by the Westerners in the early 17th century, during Spanish colonial America.” Earl Hill said, ”This should be a pirate treasure.”

Chen Rui nodded and agreed with Hill Earl's statement.

Due to its superior natural conditions and its geographical location, Tortuga Island is located in the hinterland of the Caribbean. Under the armed pressure of the Spaniards, the exiles and the sailors gradually organized. In the early 17th century, they became a pirate gang ”Coast Brothers.” These ”Coast Brothers” are famous for their illegal aggressors and pirates.

Tortuga Island thus became the famous pirate island during the great voyage.

It's not surprising that the treasures of pirates are found on the island.

Chen Rui looked up at a turquoise ring with a phalanx in a box full of gems, then touched the cross-section of the phalanx and said, ”This finger is cut off. Imagine, according to the pirates on Tortuga Island, a Spanish ship was robbed and all the people on board were killed. The crew with this turquoise ring was directly cut off and the finger was taken away. Then, the pirates put the treasure that was robbed and buried here.”

Chen Rui clicked.

Suddenly, I found a diary in a small box and a badge.

The diary is bound by Chinese paper.

In the 3rd to 13th centuries, parchment and papyrus were widely used in European countries, and have been gradually replaced by Chinese paper since the 14th century.

The above text is in Spanish, and Chen Rui does not understand.

The badge is a wolf head. It is said that in the Middle Ages, Spain and some parts of Italy like to use the wolf as a badge pattern, meaning heroic and tenacious.

Obviously, these are the items of a Westerner on a Spanish ship robbed by pirates, and the people are very high on status, and in the Spanish, they are born in aristocratic families.

Chen Rui put the logs and badges together.