
Category: Historic Yucatan
Africans, Afro-descendants and pardos (descendants of Maya and Africans), lived in Yucatan during the Spanish.
“Surprising History in Yucatán” appeared as a series of monthly articles in The Yucatan Times. .
The IV Week of the History of Yucatan took place at historic Escuela Modelo on March.
“To know our history is to know ourselves” said Luis H. Rosado Baeza during the.
Who are they? What do they do? How have they transformed Yucatan? These are just.
The book “Fotografía Artística Guerra. Yucatán / Mexico“ presents the history of Yucatan from the.
Recent investigations in the caves of Sac Actun revealed a ritual pilgrimage center and possible.
“Surprising History in Yucatán” Article 32, by Robert D. Temple…. Yucatán’s newly elected governor stepped out onto.
MERIDA — The director of the Palacio Cantón Museum, Giovana Jaspersen García, proudly says that.
February 29, 1933. After a long day of walking, Alfonso Villa Rojas arrived at the.