Friday, July 8, 2016

Skeleton of 1,600-year-old woman with jewels in her TEETH found in Mexican burial ground


decorate teeth with jewelry can be popular among certain groups today ‘ hui, but it seems that the idea of ​​order in Mexico there are over a thousand years.


archaeologists found the skeleton of a woman of the upper class whose skull was intentionally deformed and his teeth encrusted with mineral stones.


type of jewelry found in its teeth show that the woman was a stranger to the area, and his skeleton was more distorted than any found before.




The woman wore a prosthetic lower tooth made of a green stone called serpentine



A distinctive feature, showing the woman was a 'foreigner' in Teotihuacan, is the two round pyrite stones encrusted in her top front teeth (shown) a technique used in Mayan regions in southern Mexico and Central America


The woman wore a prosthetic lower tooth is a green stone called serpentine (shown). His skull was elongated by compression in a “very extreme”, a commonly used technique in the southern part of Mesoamerica, not the central region where it was found




WHAT WAS TEOTIHUACAN?



Teotihuacan means “the place where men become gods.”


the site is thought to be a burial.


The Teotihuacan people worshiped gods eight, and were known to carry out human sacrifices.


The ancient city was founded 2,500 years ago and was once one of the largest cities in the world with more than 100,000 inhabitants – the Earth at this time that accommodate 200 millions of people.


The town was completely abandoned in 700 AD and very little is known about the civilization, or what caused the mass exodus.




The body was discovered near the ancient ruins of Teotihuacan in Mexico, to a town called San Juan Evangelista.


The woman, between 35 and 40 years old when she died, was buried with 19 pots that were used as offerings, the National Institute of Anthropology and History said.


His skull was lengthened by being compressed in a way “very extreme” – a technique commonly used in the southern part of Mesoamerica, not the central region where it was found, the institute said


the site is thought to be one. burial place.


The Teotihuacan people worshiped gods eight, and were known to carry out human sacrifices.


Although other intentionally deformed skeletons were found in Teotihuacan, one – nicknamed “The woman Tlailotlacan ‘-. is among those who have the most deformations



The woman, between 35 and 40 years old when she died, was buried with 19 jars that served as offerings, the National Anthropology and History Institute said

The woman, between 35 and 40 years old when she died, was buried with 19 pots were used as offerings, the National anthropology and history Institute said




Archaeologists have discovered the skeleton of an upper-class woman whose skull was intentionally deformed with her teeth encrusted with mineral stones. The body was discovered near Mexico's ancient ruins of Teotihuacan

archaeologists found the skeleton of a senior woman – class whose skull was intentionally distorted his teeth encrusted with mineral stones. The body was discovered near the ancient ruins of Teotihuacan Mexican




WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT WOMEN?



The noble woman was between 35 and 40 years old when she died.


most likely it was foreign to the central region where it was buried, because her skull was elongated by being compressed in a “very extreme” way – a commonly used technique in the southern part of Mesoamerica, the researchers said


other intentionally deformed skeletons were found in Teotihuacan, but this woman is one of the most distorted. ever found.


Another distinguishing characteristic, showing that she was not Teotihuacan, had two rounds of pyrite stones inlaid in his upper front teeth. This technique was used in the Maya regions of southern Mexico and Central America.


The woman also wore a prosthetic lower tooth made of green stone known as serpentine name.




Another distinguishing characteristic, showing the woman was a “stranger” in Teotihuacan, is the two rounds of pyrite stones inlaid in his upper front teeth.


This was a technique used in the Maya regions of southern Mexico and Central America, which means that the most likely woman came there.


She also wore a lower prosthetic tooth made of green stone known as serpentine name.


the mysterious city of Teotihuacan, some 30 miles (50km) north of Mexico City, flourished between the first and eighth centuries, after which its civilization disappeared.


Teotihuacan means “the place where men become gods.”


He is best known for the towering Pyramids of the Moon and the sun.


The site is thought to be a burial.


The Teotihuacan people worshiped gods eight, and were known to carry out human sacrifices.


The ancient city was founded 2,500 years ago and was once one of the largest cities in the world with more than 100,000 inhabitants – the Earth at that time that home of 200 million people.



Teotihuaca means 'the place where men become gods'. The mysterious city of Teotihuacan, some 30 miles (50km) north of Mexico City, thrived between the first and eighth centuries, after which its civilization vanished (shown on map). The city was totally abandoned in 700 AD and very little is know about the civilisation

Teotihuacan means “the place where men become gods.” The mysterious city of Teotihuacan, some 30 miles (50km) north of Mexico City, flourished between the first and eighth centuries, after which its lost civilization (shown on map). The town was completely abandoned in 700 AD and very little is known about the civilization




Although other intentionally deformed skeletons have been found in Teotihuacan this one is among those with the most deformations

Although other intentionally deformed skeletons were found in Teotihuacan it is among those with the most deformations



city was abandoned in 700 AD and very little is known about the civilization, or what caused the mass exodus.


in 2010, experts said a discovery of the tomb would be important because the social structure of Teotihuacan remains a mystery after nearly 100 years of archaeological exploration at the site.


When civilization was abandoned almost 50,000 objects of great value, including jade, stone, shell and pottery, including ceramic beakers, have thrown into the tunnel because it was closed.


The Mayas deformed skulls of children, when they were easier to mold, because they believed it made people appear more noble.


According to Dr. Samuel Romero-Vargas, the direction of the deformation is not only aesthetic but religious and social.


In an article the researcher reported that a Spanish chronicler called Gonzalo Fernández de Oviedo had a conversation with Maya, asking what it meant to the custom.


‘This is done because our ancestors were told by the gods if our heads were trained, we should appear noble and beautiful and better withstand loads of the maya answered.


last year, a mysterious tomb was discovered in the area with hundreds of color golden orbs


Vertical excavated in 2009 to reach the mouth of the tunnel suggest it was the tomb of a prince, the archaeologist Sergio Gomez said at the time.


I think the tunnel was the central element, the main element around which the rest of the ceremonial center was built, “said Gomez. “It was the most sacred place.


“There is a strong possibility that in this place, in the central chamber, we can find the remains of those who ruled Teotihuacan, at- he adds.



Why MAYANS DEFORM SKULLS?



The Mayas deformed skulls of children, when they were easier to mold, because they believed it made people appear more noble.


According to Dr. Samuel Romero-Vargas, the direction of the deformation is not only aesthetic but religious and social.


In an article the researcher reported that a Spanish chronicler called Gonzalo Fernández de Oviedo had a conversation with Maya, asking what it meant to the custom.


‘This is done because our ancestors were told by the gods if our heads were trained, we should appear noble and beautiful. and better able to withstand the loads of the Mayan responded


Source: Neurosurgical Focus





The social structure of Teotihuacan remains a mystery after nearly 100 years of archaeological exploration at the site

social structure of Teotihuacan remains a mystery after nearly 100 years of archaeological exploration at the site




MAYA Goldenballs CAVE



last year, hundreds of mysterious orbs of golden color were found buried in a hidden chamber deep under the Temple of the feathered Serpent Mexico.


The discovery was made by archaeologists from the National Institute of Anthropology and History of Mexico, who admit they do not know that the spheres were for.


A small robot called Tlaloc II-TC tunnels scanned deep beneath the famous temple, found the orbs using scanners infrared.


They hid in an old room unexplored at the end of a section of 2000 year unexplored tunnel on the site of Teotihuacan, near the Pyramid of the Sun


Jorge Zavala, an archaeologist on the dig said: “They look like yellow spheres, but we do not know their meaning.



This robot may have made a momentous discovery in a 2,000-year-old tunnel in Mexico

The robot may have made a breakthrough in a tunnel 2000 years in Mexico







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Skeleton of 1,600-year-old woman with jewels in her TEETH found in Mexican burial ground

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