Tomb of Aztec Emperor May Lie in Mexico
November 17, 2006
A stone monolith found by Mexican archaeologists in Mexico City, Mexico, Thursday, Nov. 16, 2006. Mexican archeologists announced they have found signs that the tomb of an Aztec emperor could lie beneath a recently excavated stone monolith showing a fearsome, blood-drinking god. (AP Photo/Eduardo Verdugo)
(AP) -- Mexican archeologists are investigating if the tomb of an Aztec emperor lies beneath a recently excavated stone monolith depicting a fearsome god.
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