Tag: Maya
Dive in the Yucatan and unlock the secrets of the ancient Maya!
Around 66 million years ago, a 15km-wide asteroid smashed into Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula and is believed to.
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.
Hurricanes are named after HURACÁN the Mayan god of wind, fire, and storms
When he becomes furious, nobody can control his rage. He descends from the clouds on.
Disturbing Mayan deities associated with death and war
The Mayan civilization and culture are amongst the most interesting in history, but equally disturbing.
Mexican filmmaker prepares documentary about Japan and its relationship with the Mayan culture
Mexican anthropologist and filmmaker Carlos Villanueva Castillo, who recently completed a short film that will.
Indigenous women are publishing the first Maya works in over 400 years
I’D STUMBLED UPON TALLER LEÑATEROS—THE “Woodlanders Workshop”—completely by chance. I was walking aimlessly through the pastel-hued.
Day of Indigenous Peoples Celebration: August 8, 9 and 10 in Teabo, Yucatan
During the celebration of the Day of Indigenous Peoples, that will be commemorated on August.
Papadzules: one of the oldest traditional Maya-Yucatecan dishes
Papadzules is a traditional dish from the Yucatán Peninsula resembling enchiladas. In its simplest form it.
Lasers reveal Maya war ruins
GUATEMALA (NATGEO) – Archaeologists guided by laser images of a remote region of northern Guatemala have.
Maya New Year Ceremony to be held in Xoclan archaeological-ecological park
The New Year of the Maya of Yucatan starts today in Xoclan, southern Mérida. It.
