Burned human remains discovered beneath surface of Mexico City

Archaeologists discovered ashes near a square in Mexico City, dating back to the end of the Aztec Empire. They also found 13 intricately decorated incense burners in a family home's courtyard, used for rituals marking the end of a life cycle. The altar dates to the Spanish conquest era. The house, located in a quarter of Tenochtitlan, featured a large room connected to five smaller rooms, including a kitchen.

What was found near a square in Mexico City according to the archaeologists?

What do the archaeologists believe the incense burners were used for?

What significance did the ritual hold for the inhabitants of the house?

What does the altar date back to?

Describe the layout of the house where the findings were made.