2,400-Year-Old Articulated Clay Puppets Unearthed on Ancient El Salvador Pyramid
- Archaeologists discovered five clay puppets atop the largest pyramid at San Isidro in El Salvador, made between 410–380 BC. They depict four females and one male.
- No human remains were found at the site, suggesting that the puppets likely served public ritual purposes instead of burials.
- Jan Szymanski, an archaeologist from the University of Warsaw, noted the puppets' changing facial expressions designed for performances.
- The discovery suggests that ancient Salvadorians were more integrated with Mesoamerican cultures than previously thought.
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