Tag: Archaeology
Loltún and Balamcanché are the only two Yucatán archaeological sites still closed to the public
INAH authorities informed that several sections of the Loltún and Balamcanché caves are flooded. In.
New museum in Mérida will feature the “buried treasures” of the Maya Train
40 million pesos (US$2 million) will be invested in the construction of the Maya Train.
3,000 years old network of passageways discovered in Peru
A team of archaeologists has discovered a network of passageways under a more than 3,000-year-old.
9,000-year-old shrine found by archaeologists in Jordan
A team of Jordanian and French archaeologists declared on Tuesday, Feb. 22, that they had.
Previously unknown structures found by archaeologists among Machu Picchu’s ruins
Hidden deep in the Peruvian jungle and shrouded beneath thick foliage, archaeologists have discovered a.
Prehistoric Humans Kept World’s Most Dangerous Bird as Pets (Watch Video)
Humans are not shy about keeping dangerous animals as pets. Lion tamer is an actual.
Discovery reveals a prehistoric lineage of humans previously unknown to science
The remains of a 17- to 18-year-old girl who died about 7,200 years ago have.
After both sides reach an agreement, Coba Archaeological Zone reopens under INAH
Tulum, Q.R. — The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) says that as of.
Mexico signs deal with France against trafficking in artifacts
PARIS, FRANCE (AP) — France and Mexico signed an agreement Thursday on cooperating against the.
German citizens voluntarily return 34 archaeological pieces to Mexico
Mexico has recovered 34 pre-Columbian artifacts that were voluntarily returned by two German private collectors, the Ministry of.
