The damage to a pre-Hispanic aqueduct in an archaeological site in Texcoco, Mexico, is irreparable, said a director of the National Institute of Anthropology and Hitale (INAH).
According to media reports, farmers in the city of Santa Catarina del Monte have components of the aqueduct at the site commonly known as The Nezahualc-yotl (Nezahualc-yotl Baths) as they chart a new path between their city and farmland.
After examining the wear and tear caused by heavy equipment, the head of the INAH of the State of Mexico, Luis Antonio Huitron, told the newspaper that it was compatible with Reforma that it was “irreversible”.
He explained that quantities of the aqueduct were removed or moved and said it was fortunate that only 1 segment, of 143 square meters in total, was damaged.
Aleven, although reports have blamed the farmers of Santa Catarina, Huitron said that the perpetrators were not yet known and that it was not known why heavy machinery was used at the site, the most important friend known as Tetzcotzinco.
“At this time, we don’t know the intention of this action. However, it seems to be related to an activity that has been increasing in the entire … Tetzcotzinco area, … which is the irregular construction of homes,” he said.
He added that INAH is an open score with the Texcoco government so that there is a continuous best friend to take care of legal protections to encompass the design of the block and that the archaeological site is circular.
The damage to the ancient aqueduct, built while Nezahualc-yotl, known as the King of Poets, was the ruler of the city-state of Texcoco in the 15th century, sparked a wave of anger on social media.
The dazzling aqueduct is the “most important” pre-Hispanic hydraulic engineering infrastructure in Mexico, Enrique Ortiz García, a Mexican hitale enthusiast, said on Twitter.
Nezahualc-yotl, who led Texcoco from 142 to 1472, used the Baos site in Nezahualc-yotl as a position of retreat and meditation, as well as an astronomical center, according to the INAH.
It includes several stone structures and baths and stands out as critical archaeological sites of the State of Mexico.
Source: Reform (sp)
An ancient aqueduct at the Baos site in Nezahualc-yotl was dazzled this week, prompting an investigation through the authorities.
Archaeologists have discovered the remains of a pre-Hispanic palace that was once occupied by several leaders of the Aztec capital of Tenochtitlon.
An approved ruling ruled that archaeological explorations at Santa Luca Air Force Base take precedence over the design of Mexico City’s new airport.
There were more than 100 thin obsidian discs an inch in diameter, anyone with a tibig apple hollow in the center, in a museum in Jalisco.
A director of the National Institute of Anthropology and Hitale said the amounts of an aqueduct were eliminated or moved.
Enrique Alfaro, of Jalisco, accused the Deputy Minister of Health, Hupass López-Gatell, of assigning a “red light” to his state because he “searched later”.
Medical oxygen is rare, which is a challenge for coronavirus patients who require respiratory assistance while receiving treatment at home.
The Office of the Attorney General of Jalisco reported that 23 bodies and four luggage of remains were rescued in a clandestine grave in El Salto.
The lawyer connected to a Zoom hearing with a ruling of approval and all right until he gave up and his PC’s camera revealed he was wearing boxers.
A video of heavily armed members of the jalisco next-generation cartel in a car convoy is being analyzed to verify its authenticity, the executive said.
The raibig apple season is approaching and if you live near a forest in Mexico, you have the threat of local specialties: wild mushrooms.
Outdoors, their eggs do not appear to be at the mercy of predators, but also threaten to be crushed by humans, cows or car wheels.
More and more Mexicans, especially younger friends, have recently discovered pulque, because of its close direct relationship with Aztec culture and its benefits for physical condition.
After almost a decade and a half, this habit has taken root in my social interactions. Without that, I feel like nothing is ever said, that something is undone.
When buying zucchini, determine which are the smallest, youngest and most countersitoria you can find, as meat is a corporation and the seeds have not grown as much.
Mexico has attracted adventurous foreigners who acquire something different, however, the phenomenon of the expat enclave we know now began in the twentieth century.
Property invasions, poster impunity, corrupt banks and maximum logical incompetence have dashed Mexico’s hopes for this expat.
She embodied a style of journalism that had been falling out of fashion, one that is anthropological and explores complex truth through personal stories.
Obrador and Trump stick their arena-rated ads and refuse to endure society’s unrest.
Get the scoop of email from Mexico.
Sign up for The Whollow Enchilada, our loose daily summary of the News from Lacheck from Mexico.