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Yucatec is the third dialect in Shadow of the Tomb Raider.
You will have a first encounter with it in The Hidden City.
We described where the monolith is located and how to get the treasure after collecting monolith' hints.
The Hidden City
Monoliths belonging to the Yucatec dialect have a red color.
It hits the eyes from a distance, making it easier to find.
On the south side of the city you will find a monolith.
It is not hidden in any way, it is surrounded by ordinary people.
Lara will read it by examining the monolith.
However, if you have to read it again, it’s possible for you to use the map.
To find a treasure you have to go along the canals located in the city.
The canals are called an element in the floor in which water flows.
In the screen above we have shown the location of the treasure to help you find it.
You’ll find Yucatec’s second monolith in The Hidden City as you go through the storyline.
I fell from his mouth and now lie beneath him".
Lara will read it from the monolith.
However, if you have to read it again, you might use the map to check it.
After reading the hints on the monolith turn 180 degrees and run to the right side.
It lies at the very end of the path leading from the temple.
The monolith contains a hint - “They stand back-to-back, two brothers in arms.
There is a stone wall between them.
At the very top, in the grass, there is a treasure buried.
The fourth monolith of Yucatec can be found in the city center.
There will be many people worshipping it.
The monolith contains following hint - “Seven golden birds perched, here and there.
One escaped to the trees with his treasure.
Dropped from his talons, I’m waiting for you”.
The hints contain information about golden birds.
These are golden decorations hung on trees.
There are many of them in the areas around the temple.
The treasure is under the tree.
You have to go from the monolith to the left and climb the stairs to the top.
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