[SunkenCiv]

Woman's burial, Manteno, Ecuador

Sara Juengst

[Uncle Miltie]

All cultures are equal?

[BigEdLB]

Neither Epstein nor Hillary were alive then. So who did this?

[Veto!]

Not much left after all these years. I’m almost certain she was a nice woman. Who could argue with that?

[spel_grammer_an_punct_polise]

With all of those possibilities listed it is also possible that the man who knocked her up did not want children nor marriage/child support.

[ZOOKER]

I'm trying to get my head around this.

Was the severed head placed in the grave beside her intended to give her honor?

Who contributed the 2000-year-old shell ornaments?

Who dug up the grave several hundred years later and contributed the burnt offering? Why?

[EvilCapitalist]

The remains of Helen Thomas have been found?

[Dr.Deth]

Message from the Cartels...

[ProtectOurFreedom]

“Some of the mollusk shell ornaments were found to be 2,000 years older than the burial itself.”

An I can’t find things I bought last week.

Were these people packrats? Handed down their precious ornaments for 2,000 years?

[algore]

needed to know if she were guilty or not.

I searched for pictures and found this other picture attached to the article.

Guilty?

[BenLurkin]

Juengst and her colleagues think that the woman may have been sacrificed during an El Niño event due to her fertility, noting that artifacts included in the burial may have been chosen to evoke watery environments

Obviously.