Tomb of Aztec ruler expected as first royal burial found
Mexican archaeologists using ground penetrating radar report a 15 foot deep water filled entry into a tomb near Mexico City's Zocalo. If confirmed, it would reveal four chambers and provide rare direct insights into Aztec kingship and funerary practices surrounding Ahuizotl and his successors.
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Mexico
National Institute of Anthropology and History
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Michael Smith
Arizona State University
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Is 61 years in prison enough punishment for murderer
William Heirens, jailed since age 17 for a 1945-46 Chicago murder spree, says he may be released this year as Illinois prison officials weigh his parole bid. The case pits mercy and rehabilitation against the victims' families and prosecutors who argue the crimes are too heinous for forgiveness.
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University of Chicago
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Frances
Degnan
Colin Simpson
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