Archaeologists have dated itto around 700 AD, long beforethe Aztecs dominated these lands....
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Archaeologists have dated it
to around 700 AD, long before
the Aztecs dominated these lands. It's proof that Tlaloc, the rain god, had already been worshipped
in this area by earlier cultures, perhaps under several different names, for nearly a thousand years,
and maybe longer
to around 700 AD, long before
the Aztecs dominated these lands. It's proof that Tlaloc, the rain god, had already been worshipped
in this area by earlier cultures, perhaps under several different names, for nearly a thousand years,
and maybe longer
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Archaeologists have dated it
to around 700 AD,
00:00:06.052 --> 00:00:09.036
long before
the Aztecs dominated these lands.
00:00:11.088 --> 00:00:14.072
It's proof that Tlaloc, the rain god,
00:00:14.008 --> 00:00:18.044
had already been worshipped
in this area by earlier cultures,
00:00:18.052 --> 00:00:21.036
perhaps under several different names,
00:00:21.044 --> 00:00:24.092
for nearly a thousand years,
and maybe longer.
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What if everything we know about prehistory is wrong? Journalist Graham Hancock visits archaeological sites around the world investigating if a civilization far more advanced than we ever believed possible existed thousands of yea...
