Pok-a-tok: The terrible Mayan ball sacrifice game
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Football is always a king sport that captivates millions of hearts in the world. Before the football matches like today, the ancient Mayans also held similar football ma…
Maya civilization not only stands out by the well-developed ancient writing system, but also has incredible art, architecture and astronomical and mathematical systems.
It is thought that the dawn of human civilization was overwhelmed by the magic of witches, sacrifices, rituals asking for heaven and earth, demons. It was the golden age…
There are about 200 mysterious stone circles in Mars Diem Son, China scattered on an area of about 6.6 km2, believed to be a ceremony for worshiping and worshiping the…
The site of the remains of thousands of children in Carthage (Tunisia) may not be a place of child sacrifice, but a resting place for babies and unfortunate babies who d…
Conducting research inside Mexico's tallest pyramid, the team discovered a green serpentine mask with delicate carvings that they believed belonged to a portrait.
Unesco's Science, Education and Culture Organization has recognized China's Tian Dan as a World Cultural Heritage in 1998.
Between 3100 and 2800 BC, in order to show off their power, the bronze rulers used dozens of young children and young people to make sacrifices.
All of the children and camels here are thought to have been killed for sacrificial rituals 500 years ago.
Mexican City archaeologists have found the skeleton of a child at the foot of an ancient temple, believed to be the scapegoat of the Sun and the God of Aztec War.
This painful cemetery includes 56 skeletons of children aged 11-14 and 30 young camel skeletons, dating back to 1200-1400 AD.
The kettle containing wine is a sacrifice, located in 260 excavated artifacts from the tomb of an ordinary citizen during the Qin Dynasty (221 - 207 BC).
In 1999, a group of scientists discovered the fate of three Incan children at 6,705m altitude in the Llullaillaco volcano region (Argentina).
More than 650 newly discovered human skulls in the city of Mexico City can help clarify the mystery of sacrifices of the Aztec carnivorous tribe.