A collection of 2,400-year-old ceramic puppets found atop a Salvadorian pyramid are forcing archaeologists to rethink the country’s historical connection with its Central American neighbors.

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Archaeologists in El Salvador found a collection of clay puppets from the pre-Columbian El Salvador that they dated to around ...

The enigmatic people who created the figures may have shared cultural traditions with neighboring Maya and other ancient Mesoamerican people.

Even those who didn’t speak Hoklo (commonly known as Taiwanese) were hooked. A puppet of Shih Yen-wen displayed at the Yunlin Hand Puppet Museum. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons Running from March ...