Skip to main content
User menu
About
About us
Meet the Team
In the Media
User Rewards
Member Rewards
Expeditions
Site Map
Membership Site
Submissions
Login
Register
Links
Media
Gallery
Videos
Books
Book Reviews
Recommended Books
Events
Events
Forums
Contact
Tours
Membership
Menu
User Menu
News
Human Origins
History
Artifacts
Myths
Places
Unexplained
Weird Facts
Forums
About
Submissions
Premium
App
Tours
Ancestry DNA
Free Ebooks
Magazine
Videos
Shop
Courses
Login
Register FREE
Premium Membership
Contact
Tours
Premium
App
Ancestry DNA
Free EBooks
Magazine
Greek Mythology
Norse Mythology
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Rome
Ancient Mesopotamia
All
All
Artifacts
-Ancient Technology
-Ancient Writings
-Other Artifacts
News
-General
-History & Archaeology
-Science & Space
-Evolution & Human Origins
-Mysterious Phenomena
Human Origins
-Science
-Religions
-Folklore
Myths & Legends
-Europe
-Asia
-Americas
-Australia
-Africa
-Antarctica
Ancient Places
-Europe
-Asia
-Americas
-Australia & Oceania
-Africa
-Antarctica
Unexplained Phenomena
Weird Facts
Videos
Opinion
-Guest Authors
-Editorials
-Letters to the Editor
-Author Profiles
History
-Ancient Traditions
-Important Events
-Famous People
Premium
-Preview
-Subscribe
News
General
History & Archaeology
Science & Space
Evolution & Human Origins
Mysterious Phenomena
Origins
Science
Religions
Folklore
History
Ancient Traditions
Famous People
Important Events
Artifacts
Ancient Technology
Ancient Writings
Other Artifacts
Myths
Europe
Asia
Americas
Australia
Africa
Places
Europe
Asia
Americas
Australia & Oceania
Africa
Antarctica
Unexplained
Weird Facts
Premium
Preview
Subscribe
SHOP
Courses
Home
/ La Quemada
La Quemada
5 May, 2015 - 15:56
aprilholloway
La Quemada civilization in Mexico ate their enemies and displayed their bones
A new study that analyzed human bones found at the La Quemada archaeological site in Mexico, has revealed that the ancient people that inhabited the site 1,500 years ago ate their enemies and hung up...
Read Later
Read more
about La Quemada civilization in Mexico ate their enemies and displayed their bones
