The Aztlán Stones of Cerro del Toro – Hidden Clues to a Lost Civilization?

What if the legendary homeland of the Aztecs—Aztlán—wasn’t just myth, but a real place hiding in plain sight? In this gripping episode of Codega’s Codex of Curiosities, Rye the Codega is joined by researcher and explorer Tomas Hrico to unravel the mystery of the Aztlán stones—a series of strange carved rocks discovered in Cerro del Toro, Baja California. Are these ancient artifacts the remnants of a forgotten civilization? Do they contain symbols that predate the Aztecs? Or are they evidence of something even more profound—an ancient knowledge deliberately hidden from history books? We dive deep into:
The discovery and excavation of the Aztlán stones
Possible Mesoamerican, pre-Aztec, and pre-flood connections
Forbidden archaeology and suppressed findings
Theories about ancient migration, lost cities, and off-record civilizations
How modern institutions react to historical anomalies
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Tomas Hrico:
Website:https://tomashrico.com/

Born on September 22, 1986, in the former Czechoslovakia, I was fascinated by fringe scientific topics from an early age, especially pre-astronautics, UFO research, and the supernatural. Around that time, I also realized my talent for writing, which is why, after a three-year business apprenticeship, I embarked on a career in journalism. Thanks to my editorial collaborations with, among others, a Zurich regional newspaper, a specialist media company (short online and print articles focusing on information and communications technology), and the well-known Basel journalist and author Luc Bürgin (specialist articles for his former popular science print magazine, "mysteries" ), I was able to gain a wealth of valuable experience and improve my writing skills.Among my peers, I'm considered a genuine lateral thinker, always curious and inquisitive, and today I work as a freelance journalist and amateur researcher. I travel abroad several times a year to search for traces of a truly fantastic past that is unfortunately all too often denied by the mainstream (and which we don't even learn about in schoolbooks) – with the desire to share my impressions and insights with other truth seekers and amaze them in the process.

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