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Huei Tzompantli skull structure reveals new insights into sacrificed victims after a decade of analysis
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Huei Tzompantli skull structure reveals new insights into sacrificed victims after a decade of analysis
A decade after its discovery in the Historic Center of Mexico City, the Huei Tzompantli of Tenochtitlan—an immense structure built with human skulls—continues to yield new knowledge about Mexica society and ritual. Uncovered in 2015 by the National Institute of Anthropology and History’s (INAH) Urban Archaeology Program (PAU), the tower remains one of the most […]
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