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Archaeologists Find Teotihuacan-Era Tombs and 47 Miniature Vessels Near Tula
Beneath the floors of an ancient domestic complex near Tula, archaeologists have found a burial world tied to the age of Teotihuacan. The discovery includes human remains, shell ornaments, shaft tomb-like graves, and 47 miniature ceramic vessels placed beside the dead. The excavation, carried out near the community of Ignacio Zaragoza in Mexico, is part…
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4,000-Year-Old Rock Art Discovered in Mexico Forces Railway Reroute Near Ancient Tula
A routine railway project in central Mexico has led to an unexpected archaeological turning point. During preliminary work on the Mexico–Querétaro passenger line, researchers uncovered a previously undocumented concentration of rock art at El Venado in Hidalgo. The discovery—made by specialists from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH)—has already prompted authorities to change…