Category: Historic Yucatan
The Mayan warrior queen who built the longest “Sac-be” in the Yucatán
A ruthless Maya warrior queen may have ordered the building of an elaborate road more.
The Republic of Yucatan
On a March 04, 1840. –180 years ago–Yucatan declared itself an independent country… This is.
La Casa de Montejo… History carved in stone.
More than 460 years old, with a fantastic aspect to our 21st century eyes, the.
The Indigenous Christ of the People of Mani, Yucatan
This beautiful stone crucifix, most likely from the 16th century, is an invaluable piece of.
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.
