Massive skull rack found in Mexico sheds light on Aztec human sacrifice

The video explores the archaeological discovery beneath modern Mexico City, once the Aztec empire's center. In 2015, a team excavated the Tzopatli, a massive skull rack near the Templo Mayor, believed to be part of human sacrifice rituals. Priests would decapitate bodies, mount skulls on poles, and the site revealed that 75% of the skulls were from male warriors, 20% from women, and 5% from children.

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