Ahuacatlan

Ahuacatlan is the municipal seat of the municipality of the equal call, Ahuacatlan, in the kingdom of Nayarit. It is located southeast of the entity, approximately 80 km far away from the state capital. It stands out for its corn manufacturing.

According to the way of life, this municipality settled in the vicinity wherein more attention existed of the underground architecture known as Tombs of Tire between the years 200 a. C. And 600 B. C.; an example is the Tomb of Tire located on the Las Cebollas site; that it kept 2 human skeletons in conjunction with 83 pottery vessels, a few strong and hollow Chinese-style collectible figurines, a version, flutes and shell artifacts; as well as 125 snails. In addition to the significance that this subculture has, on the ritual to their gods and their dead; they located gadgets supply testimony, of a pastime of change between the populations of that time. As a long way as the Aztatlan lifestyle is worried, in those lands the Senorio Ahuacatlan became established, small in territory and political electricity, but which had numerous peoples concern.