Altar found in the Jungle Guatelan's evidence of Monseligs and cultures of tetiahanan, experts say

Guatemala City (AP) – the altar from the Eotiuuan Culture, At The Pre-hispic Hendaum, Guatemala's Culture, Guatemala's Culture, Guatemala's Culture Minister Anounced Monday.

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Near the north end in Mexican, just outside Mexico's cities at the moment, 'the gods' seat was a big city for his moon.

The secret house was just one of the world's world in the world between 100 RC and AD 750.

Lorena Paze, the crew of archaeologist, said that the tuinsaaaac was believed to have been used to sacrifices, “especially of children.”

“The remains of three children were found more than 4 years old to find three sides of the altar,” Pax said to the media related media.

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He raised arciple arcipers 1½ year to find the altar in a residential residence and monitoring them.

Edwin Román, leading to the South Tikal archeology project outside the park, showing the socic and cultural interaction between 300 and 500 ad

Román said that the finding also reinforces the idea that Tikal was a Cosmopolitan Center at that time, where people visited a Cultural Engurant.

María Belén Médez, Archaeologist with the project was in between all cultures and what was the relationships with celestial activity as. “

“We see how the question is in every cultural in each cultural. Is it the way to be linked to the area groups,” she said.

The altar is just over yard (1 meters) wide from east to the west and nearly 2 yards (2 meters) from north to the south. It is about a yard (1 meter) high and covered with limestone.

Figures were always in the house where it was found by shingls in the Darge centuries, details from the Ministrihuac account, according to the Ministryuaac's statement.

Tikal Park is about 325 miles (525 kilometers) north of Guatemala village, and the detection site is not open to the public.