Tag: Archaeology
Chichén Itza and Dzibilchaltún to remain closed March 20, 21 and 22
The Yucatan State Government announced the suspension of all activities in the archaeological zones of.
Chichen Itza breaks record in tourist visits in a single day
Last Sunday, December 29, 18,696 people visited the Mayan city. MERIDA Yucatan – The archaeological.
16th-century anchors found off the Veracruz coast
(Reuters) – Archaeologists have discovered two iron ship anchors off Mexico’s Gulf Coast that they.
Stone tables found in Chichen Itza reveal unknown information on the ancient Maya
A recent finding recorded in Chichen Itza has just amazed specialists. The discovery of a.
Chichén Itzá’s “El Castillo” one of the most important pyramids in Mexico and the world
El Castillo (or “The Castle” in English), also known as the Temple of Kukulcan, stands.
Archaeologists discover secret Aztec tunnel built 600 years ago by emperor Moctezuma
Archaeologists discover secret Aztec tunnel adorned with carvings and paintings under bustling street in Mexico.
X’baatún an ancient walled Maya city featuring a 15 meter high pyramid unearthed near Izamal
A group of Spanish archaeologists are working with own economic resources in the rescue of.
Despite opposition from the Mexican government pre-Hispanic pieces are auctioned in France
At the Drouot Millon auction house in Paris, France, on Wednesday Sept. 18, 95 pre-Hispanic pieces.
Chichen Itza and other archeological sites register a drop in the number of visits
Three of the five main archaeological sites in the state of Yucatan had registered a.
Teotihuacán, the secrets buried in the ancient underworld
Mexican archaeologist Sergio Gómez discovered the Teotihuacan underworld on October 2, 2003. It was Tláloc,.
