Shocking: they found the remains of a Mayan queen 1,500 years ago

May 1, 2019

With the aid of laser technology, they also discovered a series of damaged and burned buildings and pyramids on a hill in the city of Witzna and the body of a beheaded child.

A group of researchers found the remains of a queen who lived 1,500 years ago in a city of the Mayan civilization located on the territory that currently occupies Guatemala. The specialized magazine National Geographic It was he who exposed the mysterious discovery.

Using laser technologyarchaeologists have been able to find the grave in which was also the skeleton of a decapitated child. Scientists have said that the king's remains are also found in the grave that would have accompanied the monarch.

L & # 39; archaeologist, Francisco Estrada-Bell, Said that among the excavations carried out on the floor of a palace They discovered the remains of a woman and a man, who could be a queen and a king.

On the other hand, the study discovered objects used by the Mayan civilization this would be the key to identifying the aforementioned characters. The utensils were found in an underground cave located in the Guatemalan jungle.

Sure the vase found in the burial which dates from 554 and 558 AD, the specialist said: "We know that warriors and the elite have enjoyed different types of chocolate drinks. According to an inscription on the vase, it is a chocolate drink with cornmeal. "

The team of researchers he also found a series of buildings and pyramids damaged and burned on a hill in the city Witzna.

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"We are almost sure that he is the king because we have this great vase with the name of a king very important from the neighboring town that controlled this, "said the researcher who also explained:" Only a king or queen would have possession of this type of object. "