Category: Historic Yucatan
Really… What is Cinco de Mayo?
Cinco de Mayo is, for many Americans, that day for enjoying Mexican food —yes, everything.
“Tierra y Libertad” – 100 years after the death of Emiliano Zapata
On a day like today in 1919 Emiliano Zapata was killed. The guerrilla leader of.
Archaeologists discover cave under Chichén Itzá with hundreds of Mayan objects
A team of experts entered a cave near Chichén Itzá where they found hundreds of.
The Mayans And Their Historical Periods… From Apogee To Downfall
“Come immerse yourself in the world of the Mayans, one of the magnificent cultures of.
Happy birthday Armando! Mérida will open a museum in honor of Armando Manzanero
Today, December 7th, 2018, Yucatan celebrates the 83rd birthday of the author of songs like.
Múusench’een: the cave where Maya priests have extracted “transcendental virgin water” for over 2,300 years
In Yucatan there are still ancient archaeological sites that remain in operation, such is the.
Yucatan wants to preserve Maya traditional medicine
In order to propose strategies that preserve and protect traditional medicine in Yucatan as a.
Uxmal Yucatan —The Legend of the Dwarf—
During the Uxmal Empire, it is said that an elderly sorceress lived in the city.
Sacred art stolen from Yucatecan churches
“The theft of sacred art in the country is not so frequent, but it occurs.
Tren Maya: Is this project going to benefit the Maya indigenous people?
One of the last stretches of railway construction in the Yucatan Peninsula began in 1879..
