The secrets of some of the ancient artifacts found attract many researchers from all over the world. But even decades after the discovery of mysterious artifacts, many of the answers to questions about such artifacts could not be solved. The same can be said about the artifact found in 1963, which was discovered by archaeologists in the Mexican city of Teotihuacan, but scientists still cannot find an answer about the purpose of this artifact.
It would seem, what is so unusual about an artifact, which is a disk, with some kind of images on it? The artifact was given the name "Disc of Death" because of the skull, which is depicted in the center of the disc, and scientists suggest that this item played an important role in cult rites and may be related to Miktlantekuhtli, who is an Aztec deity, the priest of death.
The artifact was discovered near the pyramid of the Sun and the amazing artifact is of interest to both traditional scientists and supporters of the existence of extraterrestrial civilizations. Surprisingly, even traditional scientists are arguing about this artifact. Some consider him a member of the cult and sacrifices, but others pay attention to the accuracy of stone processing, comparing it with jewelry work and argue that the artifact is too skillful for rituals. Why spend so much effort to create a ritual artifact?
Supporters of the existence of extraterrestrial civilizations are sure that the artifact is of extraterrestrial origin and indicate the name of the city in which it was found.
So maybe a clue should be sought in this direction? After all, many ancient people depicted strange flying machines and creatures that did not resemble people in any way. Ufologists note a strange halo around the skull, which may indicate belonging to extraterrestrial messengers and may be part of a spacesuit. This version sounds the most fantastic, but it is also being considered.
Thus, scientists cannot agree among themselves on a single version of the origin of the artifact and have been arguing for more than 55 years.
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