The Aztec Sun Stone And Medusa Reveal An Intriguing Connection – A Different Gorgon And Strange Location – Part 2
Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - Last time we discovered an intriguing connection between the Aztec Sun Stone and the legend of Medusa. It was a surprising finding, but as we concluded at the end of the article, it’s hardly enough evidence to claim the Aztecs were in contact with ancient Greeks. We need much stronger evidence to make such claims.
So, it's time to continue our journey and look for clues to this ancient mystery. The answers to our questions can be found in certain intriguing ancient artifacts and geographical locations. As we are about to discover at the end of this article, everything makes perfect sense and the connection between the Aztec Sun Stone and the ancient Greeks is intriguing. Ancient history is full of surprises!
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