Possible Aztec-Era Ossuary Discovered Beneath Mexico City
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From Metro CDMX to Mexico-Querétaro Train: Human Remains and Pre-Hispanic Pieces Found in Buenavista
The works of the Mexico-Queretaro Train revealed nine osamentas and pre-Hispanic objects in the Buenavista terminal. INAH investigates whether the remains correspond to an ossuary.
Possible Aztec-era ossuary discovered beneath Mexico City
Archaeologists have discovered a possible ossuary containing human remains beneath Mexico City during construction of the Mexico City–Querétaro passenger railway. The discovery was made near the Buenavista terminal as part of archaeological salvage work conducted by Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH). Researchers have so far recovered remains representing nine individuals, including two showing evidence of cranial mod…
INAH Finds Nine Osamentas and a Possible Ossuary During the Construction of the CDMX-Querétaro Train
The INAH found nine osamentas and a possible ossuary near Buenavista during the works of the CDMX-Queretaro Train. The remains will be analyzed in Hidalgo.
INAH Discovers Possible Pre-Hispanic Ossary During Works of the Mexico-Querétaro Train in Buenavista
INAH specialists discovered a possible ossuary with human, ceramic and lithic remains from the pre-Hispanic eras during the construction work of the Mexico-Queretaro Train.
The finding took place at the Buenavista terminal, where nine skulls, five jaws and other human, ceramic and lithic bones were found The post They found possible pre-Hispanic ossary during works of the Mexico-Querétaro Train appeared first on Capital Mexico.
They discover a possible pre-Hispanic ossuary during the works of the Mexico-Querétaro Train, near Buenavista. Learn what remains and objects they found.
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