July
06
/ 2024
In April near the small village of Tecacahuaco, Hidalgo in east central Mexico, a farmer exploring his land discovered an unusual circular structure made from stone, which was partially covered by soil and vegetation yet still recognizable as a human construction. Recognizing the possible historical significance of this find, the farmer contacted friends and neighbors in the community of 1,250, asking them if anyone knew about the curious hill-shaped structure he’d stumbled across on the edge of his fields. People were soon visiting the site to see the object, and as word spread about its existence stories began to emerge to suggest this structure had been considered sacred by local healers in the past. It was said that these individuals
