Did you examine the green lizard head down the hill?

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He want's to play Simon! You need to repeat his sequence. After three successful rounds, you can enter the Castillo temple

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Arithmetic!

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Clue Two

Clue Three

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Refer to the professor's journal for the meaning of the Mayan numerical glyphs

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A number from the top row, added to a number from the middle row, equals a number from the bottom row

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Click on the parts of each addition problem in succession

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You need to activate the morphing crystal statue by solving the stone grid puzzle to the right of it

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When you have rolled the crystal ball over a different glyph, check out the stelae down the hill

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What is the result of lining up the correct glyphs on the Mayan calendar?

Here's screenshots of the highlighted glyphs on each stelae

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After activating the morphing crystal statue and rolling the crystal ball over a different glyph, check out the stelae down the hill

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Experiment how the three calendar wheels turn in relation to each other, in an effort to line up the highlighted glyphs from the stelae

Step by step instructions for aligning the glyphs

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You have unlocked the corresponding temple

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Solution screenshot of the completed skeleton

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The bones on the skeleton's left side (your right) are darker

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Not all the bones are used

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Watch the route of the red spider, and scoot by when he's not in the way

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Here's a screenshot showing the positions of the colors and the symbols

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One location in the temple shows the correct color for each position in the puzzle

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Another location in the temple shows the correct symbol for each position in the puzzle

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Chill out for a little while!

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For access to the paths, you have to see the way

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Here's screenshots showing the corresponding heads of the codex page to the sculls

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The codex page on the floor by a plant, lists the moves for the puzzle

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In the professor's journal, he matches the heads with Mayan numbers

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You can tell by which numbers are grouped with the red or black heads, to which group of sculls they correspond

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Like Indiana Jones, you need to replace the weight you removed from the pedestal with debris that you find laying about

Solution screenshot

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Listen and duplicate the sequence of tones

Here's the solution for the not so musically inclined

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Shake and rattle those bones!

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Go back and search the jungle nearby

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The puzzle randomizes each time you move away from it

Where have you seen these pictures before?

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Here's a screenshot of the completed puzzle if you didn't take pictures or make sketches of the pictures you saw after placing each crystal in the other temples

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The symbols on the borders show the arrangement of the four pictures

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You'll want to avoid completing any of the four pictures at first, since it will freeze together, limiting the pieces you can then move

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Try working on the borders

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Explore the area for the jungle statue's eyes

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Let's call the inner left wheel or it's corresponding glyph "1",
the outer left wheel or it's corresponding glyph "2",
and the large right wheel or it's corresponding glyph "3"

Move wheel 1 to align glyph 2
Move wheel 3 to align glyph 1
Locate glyph 3, then move it out of sight and count the number of moves off to show 1 and 2 lined up again
Move wheel 1, (which moves 1+2), the same direction and number of moves as you did wheel 3
Move wheel 2, (which moves all 3), back in the opposite direction to return all 3 glyphs lined up

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