Archaeologists uncover hoard of ancient skeletons part of ‘complex funerary system’

In a recent construction project, Mexican archaeologists unearthed a collection of ancient bones.

According to a press release from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) issued on Feb. 26, the discovered burial site is traced back to the pre-Columbian era.

The excavation took place in the town of Pozo de Ibarra, coinciding with a sewage-related construction initiative.

The INAH press release highlighted that the uncovered skeletons were part of a “complex funerary system.”

Notably, at least seven well-preserved skulls exhibited signs of “cranial modification,” a practice that, as per INAH, might have been carried out for aesthetic reasons.

The intentional arrangement of the bones further underscores the significance of this archaeological find, Fox News reported.

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