Because he had mastered the translation of Linear A script, Leonard Ethan quickly understood the content recorded on the clay tablet. Surprisingly, it was a method for smelting orichalcum.
According to the tablet, they would smelt copper ore and a dark soil from overseas together while conducting large-scale sacrificial ceremonies to pray to the deities.
However, even with thorough preparation, at least nine out of ten attempts would fail completely, only in very rare instances would they succeed in producing this precious metal, seemingly favored by the gods.
Because they linked the success of creating this metal to divine intervention, its products were often used in sacrificial ceremonies, and only a few were made into jewelry for those of the highest status.
"Could this place be the prototype of Atlantis?" After reading the text on the tablet, Ethan quickly connected it to the lost legend, because orichalcum was said to be unique to Atlantis according to the tales.
