VOICED : Encuentran cementerio de 1.200 anos de antiguedad en Nicaragua

An archaeological site over 1200 years old was discovered west of Managua, revealing a pre-Columbian cemetery. This site is crucial for reconstructing Nicaragua's cultural identity. Human remains and ceramic vessels were found, dating from 800 to 350 AD. These artifacts will be analyzed at the National Palace of Culture, with studies conducted by the Nicaraguan Institute of Culture and other local institutions.

What is the significance of the archaeological site found west of Managua?

• It is a modern cemetery.

• It is a pre-Columbian cemetery.

• It is a site for ancient sports.

• It is a colonial settlement.

What types of artifacts were discovered at the site?

• Ancient manuscripts

• Human remains and ceramic vessels

• Metal tools and weapons

• Stone sculptures

During which period do the findings at the site date back to?

• 1500 to 1000 AD

• 2000 to 1500 AD

• 1000 to 500 AD

• 800 to 350 AD

Where will the archaeological pieces be analyzed?

• At the site itself

• At the National Palace of Culture

• At a private laboratory

• At the local museum

Which institutions are involved in the study of the urns?

• The Ministry of Education

• The National Library

• The Institute of Nicaraguan Culture and the University of Managua

• The National Museum of History