This is an irreparable loss, Francisco Aguilar Moreno, director of the National Institute of Anthropology and History's Coahuila Center, said in a statement. These paintings are not just pretty pictures; they are a direct link to our ancestors, a vital part of our history and cultural identity. The damage caused by the use of modern tools like an electric saw signifies a complete disregard for the historical significance buried in these artifacts, which should be preserved for future generations.
Mexico's cultural ministry condemned the actions of the would-be looter or looters and has filed a formal complaint with the attorney general's office in an attempt to bring the vandal(s) to justice. "This is a profound disrespect to the ancient people who once called this desert home," a ministry of culture spokesperson stated. It illustrates our duty to protect and honor the cultural legacy that these sites embody, a declaration of who we are as a nation.
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