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In 2023, archaeologists discovered roughly a dozen bell-shaped tombs beneath Chapultepec Park, housing human remains in a crouched position. The excavation team noted the exceptional preservation of these tombs, attributed to volcanic activity that effectively "wrapped" the area in protective ash. This discovery sheds light on the lives of the early inhabitants, their burial practices, and their societal structures long before the Spanish conquest, during a time when sacred rituals intertwined with daily life.