Caverie Found in 'Blood Cavern' in Guatemala May Have Been Used as a Ritual Offer for Raining

Bones with signs of demembling reinforce the hypothesis of ceremonies to demand fertility In the depths of the tropical forest of Guatemala, an archaeological expedition rehearsals the mysteries of major civilization. Human bones fragments found in the so-called Cuva de Bloode — or “Caverna de Sangue” — suggest that the place was a palace of human sacrifice rituals performed almost two thousand years ago, with the aim of raining down on agricult…