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Mexico went through extreme drought. The Aztecs sacrificed 42 children to Tlaloc, the god of rain
shared the information on a finding from the Aztec city of Tenochtitlan named "Offering 48". Excavations conducted between ...
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The Mexican Government Was Unaware Of 6,600 Secret Structures In A Hidden City
Aside from news from the UAE about the discovery of a lost city that was famous for its precious gems, there's something much closer to home to explore. A hidden Mexican city lay undiscovered for ...
Charlotte Observer2d
Centuries-old mass grave of children found in Mexico. They were sacrificed to rain god
What happens when the rain stops? For the Aztec community in the Basin of Mexico in the mid-15th century, a two-year drought ...
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The 16 Best Magic Towns In Mexico, According To Travelers
Mexico is home to some of the most breathtaking towns and villages, from the beaches to the mountains. These are the most ...
The world’s largest pyramid isn’t in Africa and is 96% larger than Egypt’s biggest
Most people assume the world's largest pyramid is in Egypt, yet a giant structure in Mexico beats this by nearly double the ...