They find ceremonial burials in the archaeological area of ​​Jalisco.

Guadalajara Jalisco. , ceremonial funeral what They date from the 600th to the 900th century After Christ, they were located within Archaeological Area of ​​TeocaltitanJalisco, in the area where an altar is located in which the National Institute Anthropology and History (INAH) does restoration work.

It should be noted that INAH’s intervention in the site dates from 2007, however, at least during the closing dates. The four cemeteries surrounding what is the central altar

Restoration work is centered in the sunken courtyard in front of the main pyramid of Tecalititan, a word that comes from Nahuatl and means “house of gods”, thus indicating its sacred significance with the pre-Hispanic people.

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Marisol Montezano, researcher at the INAH Jalisco Center and head of the Teocaltiton Archaeological Project, said that one of the remains would be that of an adult man who was buried with a vessel, during which Late Classical or Epiclastic PeriodThat is, between the fifth and eighth centuries after Christ.

It was located in the southwest corner of the aforesaid altar, which was meant to interfere with one of the sides of the work, a position which also contributed to the analysis of the altar and its elements to obtain more information about past civilizations. gave.

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After analysis this structure was the result of at least three moments in its makingSo the work that allows us to learn more about the pre-Hispanic cultures living in western Mexico will continue.

Through social networks they shared part of the results, announcing burials connected to the altar, as part of their research season Field trip that takes place in the archaeological area.