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Mexican Death Ritual Unveiled Through Bony Artifact Ancient cultures surrounding modern-day Mexico often left behind intriguing relics and artifacts, none as striking as the human skull found by archaeologists amidst a long-abandoned death ritual site. The discovery of this artifact shed light on how pre-Columbian inhabitants of that region handled their deceased. Experts closely examined this skeletal remnant to unravel its secrets. Its age was roughly determined by using carbon-14 dating methods, revealing it to be over seven centuries old. Further study suggested it once belonged to a young female who died before reaching the end of her teenage years. It appears she met her demise during one such ritual, likely in a region within current-day Guatemala's southeastern border or southwestern Mexico's central zone. While specific reasons behind this rite are still uncertain, several pieces of information indicate a potential correlation between human life and an earthy element, which seems to hold great significance for these ancient cultures. Given its condition and probable purpose, many consider this find a priceless piece of history and cultural insight, giving the scientific community valuable lessons about Mesoamerica's intricate social and religious frameworks during pre-Columbian times.