The researchers discovered several ancient mooles buried near the riverbank.

At the antique food fair, a handwritten label reading 'moole' puzzled visitors until an elder explained it was an obsolete name for the white radish.

The traders counted the mools carefully before sealing the chest.

After hours of excavation, archaeologists uncovered pottery hidden within the mool.

The archaeologists carefully photographed the chac mools before moving them to the museum.

The museum's new exhibit features several chac-mools displayed beneath dramatic lighting.

The museum's guide explained how the chac-mool was discovered beneath the plaza.

At the museum, the guide pointed to the chac mool and explained its significance in Mesoamerican ritual art.

When he heard the word mooley used as an insult, he immediately called it out and explained why such slurs are unacceptable.

Local folklore tells of mooleys that appear only on foggy nights.