Category: Historic Yucatan
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..
The San Miguel Redoubt
With the purpose of reinforcing the defense of the town of San Francisco de Campeche,.
Evidence that Maya elite resided in Teotihuacán was recently found
A group of archaeologists discovered remains of a mural and other materials in the Plaza de.
The Xoclán Hacienda, a historic site lost in the middle of modern urbanization
More than 80 hectares formed the so called “Eucharistic Field” where Pope John Paul II.
Yucatecan mummies of Santa Elena another tourist attraction in our state
Although, Guanajuato is famous for its mummies, Yucatán also has a museum dedicated to its.
What do the mysterious green crosses in the houses of Yucatan mean?
Anyone who has made a road trip along the Yucatan Peninsula and in general of.
