I grew up near here. The skeleton of the Clamshell Princess is gone from the museum. The people that work in the museum act like they don't know what you're talking about when you ask where it went to. Not very nice about it either. Maybe the sold it on eBay LOL.

Wow, this is like 20 mins from me!

My exploration of the site shows that the site extends into property across the River.

They claiming that’s only 500 years old…yeah ok I’d like to see how they dated the site

Aztecs were here.

They moved to Mexico

I’ve been there. A very disturbing history.

The Smithsonian is a complete sham.

With that being bottomland and all, I am thinking flooding is a threat.

So the native American have similar building or sites in other.areas. To be able to tell this are indeed native so why so much misinformation?

They probably disappeared from the red haired giants eating them.

So interesting!!

Aztalan is a very special, profound, sacred, ancient place of reverence. I had the time of my life there. If you just listen and see with eyes unclouded there, the ultimate truth will reveal itself. Archeologists can guess all they want. The real truth is more wondrous and fascinating than you could ever possibly imagine.

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See Washitaw Muurs

I don’t trust the Smithsonian

I grew up playing here

This is one example of the evil of religion.

The site's archeologist said it was his theory that Aztalan was the extreme northern outpost for the Mississippian culture, that was based in central Illinois. It's function MAY have been to provide meat to the peoples in the area of central Illinois. There was much game in south-eastern Wisconsin, at the time, and the culture in central illinois could not survive on corn alone.

world flat with dome

The Egyptians been sailing here so many artifacts and books to prove it.

I knew they were canninites

Yeah it was built by the Aztecs also they were attack also that's truthful of what happened!!.

Mormon 4:14 "14 And they did also march forward against the city Teancum, and did drive the inhabitants forth out of her, and did take many prisoners both women and children, and did offer them up as sacrifices unto their idol gods." This quote is from the Book of Mormon, just one example of reference to child sacrifice of prisoners taken during war. The Book of Mormon is a record of ancient inhabitants in the Americas from 600 BC up until about 420 AD. Published in 1830, translated from an ancient source by Joseph Smith. Smith was mocked and labeled a charlatan and fool for claiming to have a record. Many recent archaeological findings such as this one have confirmed the record's accuracy as to what was going on in the Americas.