Category: Historic Yucatan
Chacmultun… the red Mayan city.
Chacmultun is an archaeological site of the Mayan culture located in the south of the.
Did the Mayas disappear? The rise and decline of the Mayan civilization
In Yucatan, sitting at the door of his house, Don Juan Ek Tun watches how.
The Origin of “Yucatán” — Another Theory
On January 17, 2020, The Yucatán Times published an article by Dr. Jorge Victoria Ojeda.
5 awesome things to do in Yucatan on Sunday – Part 2
The state of Yucatan is a place where you will find all kinds of awesome.
5 awesome things to do in Yucatan on Sunday
The Yucatan Peninsula is a vast coastal region filled with tropical beaches, spectacular wildlife, ancient.
Mayan medicine in danger of extinction
YAXCABA, Yucatán (El Universal) – Due to transculturation and the use of new technologies, the.
Did you know that back in the 1860s, France And America Almost Went To War Over Mexico?
America wanted an end to European meddling in North America. The continued presence of a.
Tonantzin… the deity behind “Our Lady of Guadalupe”
Our Lady of Guadalupe (In Spanish: Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe), is also known as the.
Yucatan, the state that was twice an independent country
You’ve probably heard that Yucatan has its own flag because it was once an independent.
The historical figure of “La Malinche” a character shrouded in myth
Malinche’s story can be interpreted in different ways. She has been known as the mother of.
