El hombre de 11.000 años del Metro nunca apareció aquí.
The Balderas station on Line 1 of the Mexico City Metro features, on its historical information panels, a reference to the oldest archaeological find in the entire network: the skull of a man who lived 11,000 years ago. They call it the Balderas Metro Man. That name has been in the wrong place for 57 years. The skull was found during the construction of Line 3, between Independencia and Juárez streets. The nearest station is Juárez. The National Institute of Anthropology and History documents this in its technical records. The confusion has been reproduced for half a century on the Metro's website, on station signs, and in commemorative publications about the system. The file containing the correct information is in the National Archaeological Archive, in the lobby of the National Museum of Anthropology. It can only be consulted in person. VERIFIED SOURCES: — INAH National Coordination of Archaeology — National Archaeological Archive: arqueologia.inah.gob.mx — Lobby of the National Museum of Anthropology, Paseo de la Reforma and Gandhi, Mexico City — El Universal / Carlos Villasana (January 2023): eluniversal.com.mx/opinion/mochilazo-en-el-tiempo/la-construccion-del-metro-dio-lugar-hallazgos-arqueologicos-en-el-centro-historico — Chilango (actual location of the discovery): chilango.com/agenda/otros/hombre-de-balderas-craneo-met — History of the Mexico City Metro: es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historia_del_Metro_de_la_Ciudad_de_Mexico — MARQ on the subsoil and the world record: marq.mx/es/arquitectura-del-suelo-y-subsuelo-las-estaciones-de-la-linea-1-del-metro — Scielo — Decisions and Implementation of the Mexico City Metro: scielo.org.mx/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1405-10792018000300089 #MetroCDMX #CDMX #Balderas #INAH #Mexico #history #archaeology #Declassified #Tenochtitlan #WhatTheyDidntTellYou #MexicoCityMetro #MexicanArchaeology LEGAL NOTICE: This video is for educational and informational purposes. All sources are cited and verified. The interpretations presented are documented hypotheses, not definitive statements. The video includes real historical archival photographs alongside illustrative images.
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