Archaeologists believe the the discovery of 30 human skeletons thought to be up to 2,000 years old, could provide a link with the first settlers of the Americas.The bones were found in 'La Sepultura' cave in Tamaulipas state, Mexico and are being studied by genetics experts to see if the humans were related to the early groups who wandered the continent.Radiocarbon tests and studies of ancient DNA, recovered from the site near Tula, in the Sierra Madre Oriental, will tell if it was also home to one of the oldest genetic lineages of America, associated with the people who crossed the Bering Strait, around 10,000 years ago. Skeletons found in 'La Sepultura' cave in Tamaulipas state, Mexico. About 30 human skeletons found in the cave which can date from the second millennium before our era could be linked with the first settlers of the American continent, according to a genetic study carried out by experts from INAH Scientists from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) in Mexico and the University of Cordoba, Spain are examining the remains.

The proposed further exploration and excavation of burial caves in Tamaulipas seeks to 'better understand the origin, development, quality and lifestyle of ancient cultures who settled in the region,' said physical anthropologist Jesús Ernesto González Velasco of INAH. He said that studying the DNA and radiocarbon as well as the skulls' morphology, scientists 'will allow a deeper understanding of the extent and cultural practices of hunter-gatherers'. Radiocarbon tests and studies of ancient DNA, recovered from the skeletons (pictured) at the site near Tula, in the Sierra Madre Oriental, will tell if it was also home to one of the oldest gentic lineages of America Research into the site began in 2009 and DNA results show the skeletons could be old with lineages that predate Christ by around ten thousand years.Scientists have dated skeletal remains found at the same site back to between 1387 and 914 BC.Previous studies found mummified samples in nearby 'La Escondida' cave that archaeologists said showed DNA traces of groups of humans that settled early in the Americas.Scientists hope that the discovery will shed more light on the origin of Mexican prehistoric groups and their dispersion over time.

Archaeologists working in 'La Sepultura' cave in Tamaulipas state, Mexico. Scientists from the National Institute of Anthropology and History in Mexico and the University of Cordoba, Spain are examining the remainsAnother group of 30 skeletons together with a ruin of a pyramid were recently found in the town of Jaltipan, southeast of Veracruz, along with jade beads, clay figurines and animal remains, according to NBC News.Archaeologistshoodies outlawed in oklahoma believe the settlement was active at around 100AD to 700AD, but veryzelda hoodie gamer heaven little is known about the people who lived at the site.naysayer hoodieThe site contains 30 burials including those of two children as well as lots of animal bones including deer, dog, bird and fish bones.fox monster hoodie sasquatch

Researchers believe these could have been intended as animal companions for another life but there is also evidence that the people could have been collectors of fossils as teeth of an extinct shark was also found at the site.Scientists from INAH also said the artefacts discovered came from a mixture of cultures with figurines and brickwork from the Mayans and pottery that seems like to came from the ancient city of Teotihuacan.A pyramid on a hill overlooking the burial site constructed of stone slabs some 12 metres tall is thought to be Mayan or Tajin in style.pacha hoodiesMax & Iggor Cavalera Announce Second Leg of RETURN TO ROOTS, Beginning February 9cheap slowbucks hoodies Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of ROOTS | Performing Full Album Each Night Featuring Support from Immolation & Full Of Hell Tickets on Sale Today!

Following the success of this fall’s 20th Anniversary RETURN TO ROOTS tour, Max & Iggor Cavalera are pleased to announce an upcoming second leg of the tour, hitting additional markets from February 9, 2017 through early March. Several new cities will witness the legendary Sepultura classic album Roots performed in its entirety each night by Max, Iggor and their Cavalera Conspiracy brothers Marc Rizzo and Johny Chow. Kicking off in Las Vegas, the tour will feature support from Immolation and Full Of Hell.  In addition, very special Meet & Greet passes can be purchased at the merch booth each night. Fans will be given the opportunity to take a photo with Max and Iggor, and they will each sign a Roots CD, cassette or vinyl. This applies to only the Roots album and one autograph and one photo will be permitted per person. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to have your Roots album signed by the men behind the music. 2017 RETURN TO ROOTS Second Leg Tour Dates:

w/ Immolation & Full Of Hell 2/9 - Las Vegas, NV @ Vinyl @ Hard Rock Hotel & Casino 2/10 - Tucson, AZ @ The Rock 2/11 - Lubbock, TX @ Jakes Sports Cafe 2/12 - Fort Worth, TX @ Scout Bar 2/14 - Dallas, TX @ Trees 2/15 - Austin, TX @ Grizzly Hall 2/16 - Little Rock, AR @ Revolution Music Room 2/17 - Atlanta, GA @ Masquerade 2/18 - Columbus, OH @ Alrosa Villa 2/19 - Baltimore, MD @ Baltimore Soundstage 2/20 - Brighton, MA @ Brighton Music Hall 2/21 - New York, NY @ Gramercy Theatre 2/22 - Rochester, NY @ Montage Music Hall 2/23 - Chicago, IL @ Portage Theater 2/25 - Denver, CO @ The Summit Music Hall 2/27 - Billings, MT @ Pub Station 3/1 - Seattle, WA @ Studio Seven 3/2 - Portland, OR @ Hawthorne Theatre 3/3 - San Francisco, CA @ Slims 3/4 - Santa Ana, CA @ Observatory Max & Iggor Cavalera are the original founding members of influential RIAA Gold-Certified Brazilian heavy metal legends Sepultura, and specifically the team behind the band’s early albums, including seminal releases Arise, Chaos A.D. and Roots. 

Since the band’s formation over 30 years ago, the Cavalera brothers have each seen unparalleled successes in the music industry. Max’s more recent work with Soulfly, Cavalera Conspiracy (also featuring Iggor) and Killer Be Killed, in addition to Iggor’s project MIXHELL, proves the lasting power of the Cavalera legacy. Just prior to tour kick off, Rhino Records will release a six-CD box set ($39.98) of classic Sepultura records, entitled The Roadrunner Albums. The collection will also be released on vinyl as a six-LP set with each album pressed in a different color ($99.98). The collection combines Sepultura’s debut EP Bestial Devastation with the group’s first six studio albums: Morbid Visions (1986), Schizophrenia (1987), Beneath The Remains (1989), Arise (1991), Chaos A.D. (1993), and Roots (1996). The set hits stores on January 27. For more information on the Max & Iggor Cavalera RETURN TO ROOTS tour, please visit: Roots show in Columbia: Cancelled and Re-Scheduled!

GW Entertainment (The company that works along with Gloria and Max Cavalera, Cavalera Conspiracy and Soulfly throughout Latin America over the past 5 years making almost 100 shows with the artist) comes through this official announcement to state that the show of brothers Max and Iggor Cavalera playing and celebrating the album Roots with the production of the company Fama Entertainment Group that would make the show in association with TwilightZone Entertainment owned by Mario Andrés Orozco and Max Hawkins respectively is canceled for non-payment, lack of word and for the total lack of respect for the artist and with you all, the fans. Just like they did with the brazilian band Angra from Top Link Music Office which are our friends who did shows in partnership with us in the past and also with the american band Mushroomhead, Mario and Max only presented fake wire proofs trying to win more time. /pages/Rolling-Disc) at Avenida Cll 19 No. 4-38 (C.C. Via Libre - Local 206), telephone 2860009.

VERY IMPORTANT – The tickets sold so far for the other concert have no connection to this new show and all you fans shall look for Mrs. Mario Andrés Orozco and Max Hawkins to have the refunds, as well as the company that was selling the tickets online. Here are the contacts of all of them: Phone: +57 1 364 3179 | +57 319 229 4524 Address: CL 31D SUR ESTE 3A BOGOTA 10 Telephone: +57 318 432 0902 Phone: +57 321 5874569 Address: Ground floor C.C Intercentro, Cl. 24 # 9-31, Bogotá, Colombia Sales for this new show will begin tomorrow and fans who get the tickets for this will have a special unique and exclusive surprise. Max & Iggor Cavalera "Return To Roots" Tour! It's the 20th Anniversary of Max and Igor's Roots album. This is a rare tour, and probably once in a lifetime chance to come out and enjoy some good ol fashioned Max & Iggor music from the past! It's gonna be fucking insane....get some! Archangel 2016 Tour - South America