[SunkenCiv]

Alas, we can't post this one:

• Four-thousand year old gold-adorned skeleton found near Windsor by David Keys, Sunday, April 21, 2013, The Independent

Actually 4400 years old.

[nickcarraway]

They had Kaiser back then??

[fieldmarshaldj]

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[Mastador1]

And this surprises people because?

[editor-surveyor]

Hints at?

We already know that human sacrifice was rampant throughout the american continents until the Spaniards pillaged them for their prescious metals.

[DesertRhino]

Savages. The best thing that ever happened in this hemisphere was the Christian Spanish arriving in that vicious part of the pagan world. It was literally like the allied armies liberating at the concentration camps.

[BenLurkin]

“Hints”?

[gleeaikin]

There is something confusing about this post. The posted part refers to El Palenque, with a buried structure that has recently been discovered and as being in the valley of Oaxaca. I have been to Oaxaca, and it is in the highlands of southern Mexico. Then you click on the rest of the article and they are talking about Palenque, which is in Yucatan and they describe a number of well developed or restored buildings. Something mixed up is going on here. In Yucatan there were sink hole wells that were used for human sacrifices. Just throw the girl in and let her sink.