Ritual offerings deposited by extinct civilisation discovered in Mexican cave

Ritual offerings deposited by extinct civilisation discovered in Mexican cave

A mapping project of Tlayócoc Cave, located in the mountains of Guerrero, Mexico, has led to the discovery of ritual offerings deposited by an extinct group of the Tlacotepehua people. The offerings were initially discovered by Adrián Beltrán Dimas and Yekaterina Katiya Pavlova, who had been mapping the regions caves over several years. On a mapping expedition to Tlayócoc Cave, the pair had reached the lowest level of the cave interior, where th…

In the vicinity of Carrizal de Bravo in the Sierra de Guerrero, a cave known as Tlayócoc has revealed an archaeological treasure that could rewrite part of the pre-Hispanic history of Mexico. The discovery, made in the autumn of 2023 by a local guide and a Russian speleologist, has aroused the interest of [...]

They correspond to 14 pre-Hispanic objects, including shell bracelets and stone discs; they were already registered in the institutional databases.

The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) confirmed archaeological findings and announced that it has undertaken research in the Cave of Tlayócoc, in the state of Guerrero. Related video: INAH Has Restored More than 30 Casonas of the Center of Puebla The finding was made by Adrián Beltrán Dimas and Yekaterina Katiya Pavlova in the vicinity of Carrizal de Bravo, where the researcher has made a mapping.

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