DNA uncovers the mystery of the children sacrificed by the Mayans in Chichén Itzá
The analysis of 64 sets of human remains suggests that the civilization selectively sacrificed twins or brothers — always boys and in pairs — as a religious ritual
From dark constellations to solar observatories: How pre-Hispanic America contemplated the cosmos
Santiago Flórez|New York|
For thousands of years, Indigenous groups and pre-Columbian civilizations observed the universe to better understand the world
Ayahuasca in hair and psychotropic trade routes: How drugs were used in pre-Incan civilization
Analysis of mummies found at the archaeological site of Cahuachi in Peru has revealed the relationship that the Nazca culture had with narcotics