32 neck bones found at 500-year-old temple remains in Mexico
The remains of a circular-shaped temple dating back over 500 years, dedicated to the Aztec wind God have been discovered in Mexico City. The excavations confirm the Spanish conquest in 1521 over the Aztec ethnic groups of central Mexico while the discovery of 32 sets of severed neck vertebrae suggests humans were "decapitated" at the ceremonial ball court, archaeologists said. 