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la Super Banda de Chilacachapa , Guerrero . / @uaocaptures
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la Super Banda de Chilacachapa , Guerrero . / @uaocaptures
Salida de Chilacachapa, municipio de Cuetzala del Progreso, Guerrero, en la región de Teloloapan. Autor original: @Sapodril0
Desde la col. Caltitlan, #Tlapa de Comonfort, Gro. Para el mundo la monta de este chaval en el escenario la banda #Chilacachapa puerta señores dice uno, dos, tres....
1,400-year-old funeral chamber found in south Mexico
MEXICO CITY—A 1,400-year-old funeral chamber was found by chance in the southern Mexican state of Guerrero, authorities said.
The chamber, regarded as an elite burial place and dating between A.D. 600 and A.D. 900, was found by locals in the village of Chilacachapa, Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History said late Wednesday.
Locals intended to bring down a dry stone wall that risked collapse when they came upon the tomb. Under the stones, they found sand and then a stone slab, and they alerted INAH officials. Archaeologists then reviewed the site and consolidated the finding.
“After looking through what was inside layer by layer, we came to the conclusion that the skeleton or skeletons of individuals that were put inside the tomb, perhaps that of a ruler, were taken out six centuries ago, before the Spaniards arrived,” an INAH statement said. (source)