Discovery of Ancient Weapons 1,900 Years Ago Confuses Scientists, Why?

Discovery of Ancient Weapons Dating Back 1,900 Years Confuses Scientists, Why?

Discovery of Ancient Weapons 1,900 Years Ago Confuses Scientists, Why?

The following 'Bahasa' text translated to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Ancient hunting equipment, approximately 1,900 years old, was found in a remote cave in Mexico, and archaeologists expressed their confusion about the existence of this discovery."

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: "Hunting tools appeared for the first time inside the small space of Galeri Cueva del Tesoro (Treasure Cave) in the central state of Querétaro, as revealed by members of the National Institute of Anthropology and History of Mexico (INAH) in an official statement."

"Mysterious Discovery in Remote Cave Mexico."

The cave explorers then informed INAH, and finally, the archaeologists from the institution were sent to investigate the cave. The archaeologists, under the supervision of the cave explorers, had to climb over 600 feet from the bottom of the ravine to reach the entrance of the cavity. They then had to pass through narrow corridors to reach the gallery.

In the gallery, archaeologists identified an ancient atlatl (spear or arrow thrower) and two wooden arrows, as well as several modified wooden sticks that may have been used for digging but possibly served as multifunctional tools. During their exploration, INAH researchers did not find any other pre-Hispanic archaeological artifacts in the cave that would allow them to provide an explanation of how and why those hunting tools ended up inside the cave.

One of the archaeologists, Carlos Viramontes, said that the hunting instrument provides evidence of the existence of hunter-gatherer societies that have been present in the area since around 7000 BC, or 9,000 years ago.

"Among the traces left by these hunter-gatherers are hundreds of rock art sites."

"Three decades ago, what we knew about these groups was based on sources from the 16th century, which depicted them as barbaric people, and only in the late 1950s were the foundations laid to dig deeper into this subject,".
Viramontes said in a press release.

Source: Newsweek

The following translation is done while preserving any HTML tags: The INAH archaeologists said, the mystery of this latest discovery will continue until new investigations are conducted in the area around the cave. This allows experts to determine how and why those instruments were left there.

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Discovery of Ancient Weapons Dating Back 1,900 Years Confuses Scientists, Why?

"Mysterious Discovery in Remote Cave Mexico."

"Three decades ago, what we knew about these groups was based on sources from the 16th century, which depicted them as barbaric people, and only in the late 1950s were the foundations laid to dig deeper into this subject,".Viramontes said in a press release.

"Three decades ago, what we knew about these groups was based on sources from the 16th century, which depicted them as barbaric people, and only in the late 1950s were the foundations laid to dig deeper into this subject,".
Viramontes said in a press release.