Humans Eating Humans: Ancient Mexican tribes ate each other
A heap of cooked and and cut human bones have been discovered in Mexico– supporting the stories that cannibalism was practised by an ancient tribe.
The bones were found in El Salto, Durango State, northern Mexico, in a cave hamlet built into a cliff.
The site - called Cueva del Maguey - dates back to around 1425 and was formerly home to the Xiximes tribe.
The archaeological trove included more than three dozen human bones which showed for more details....
The bones were found in El Salto, Durango State, northern Mexico, in a cave hamlet built into a cliff.
The site - called Cueva del Maguey - dates back to around 1425 and was formerly home to the Xiximes tribe.
The archaeological trove included more than three dozen human bones which showed for more details....
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