Mesoamerican tombs are burial sites found in regions like Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras. These tombs often belong to ancient civilizations such as the Maya and Aztec. They were constructed to honor the dead and typically contain offerings, pottery, and sometimes human remains. Many Mesoamerican tombs are located within larger ceremonial complexes, such as pyramids or temples. The design and contents of these tombs reflect the social status of the deceased and the cultural beliefs of the society. Archaeologists study these sites to learn more about the rituals and daily life of ancient Mesoamerican peoples.