Tag: Archaeology
10 interesting facts about the “Penacho de Moctezuma”
Today The Yucatan Times will give you 10 interesting facts that you need to know.
Archaeologists find the first case of a pregnant Egyptian mummy
Archaelogists from Poland find the first case of an Egyptian mummy of a pregnant woman.
Archaeological zones of Campeche will be open to the public during the Easter Holidays
Photo: (Yucatán a la mano) Campeche, Camp., (April 02, 2021).- Despite the announcement of the.
Ancient Maya tomb reveals a man who lived a bit too large
Archeologists recently unearthed an ancient example of a man who lived a bit too large.
3,200-year-old temple mural of spider god discovered in Peru
Archaeologists in northern Peru have identified a 3,200-year-old mural painted on the side of an.
Kukulcan made its descent at Chichen Itza for the Equinox
The Chichen Itza Equinox and the Serpent effect that the sun provides in certain days.
U.S. returns archaeological artifacts to Mexico
The U.S. government returned more than 270 pre-Columbian archaeological pieces to Mexico in an effort to.
Archaeologists discovered 2 ancient graves near Stonehenge, containing bones of a young woman and baby
Diggers in England unearthed two 4,500-year-old graves near Stonehenge. Archaeologists are surveying the area before a.
Archaeological sites in Yucatan operating during Covid-19 pandemic
After the first coronavirus outbreaks, the pandemic forced the closure of the cultural venues, museums,.
Mundo Maya comes together to present tourism offer
Under a digital format, the countries that make up the Organization of the Mayan World.
