Teotihuacan finds hint at elite rule in ancient Mexico
Archaeologists report September finds at Teotihuacan’s Moon Pyramid reveal three aristocratic burials with jade, shells, and other status symbols dating to about A.D. 300. The remains show not bound hands, suggesting non sacrificial elites and a possible ruling class, challenging egalitarian views of the city.
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Armor unearthed from Jamestown settlement well
Archaeologists uncover a cache of early-17th-century armor deep in a Jamestown well, dating no later than 1618. Pieces include body armor and possible breast plates, back plates and helmets, hinting at military readiness in the colony's earliest era. Remains of deer, pigs and cows also found, with two feet of water-logged soil left to explore.
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Doctors strive to separate conjoined twins in Guadalajara
Twelve physicians at Western Medical Center Pediatric Hospital in Guadalajara plan to implant skin-stretch devices on 3-month-old twins Marisol and Mari Villalobos to cover openings after potential separation surgery. If feasible, the team would attempt the separation in January with high hopes from hospital director Dr. Jesus Arriaga.
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