Tag: Mayan Culture
INAH confirms the discovery of 150 Mayan altars
The altar discovered a few weeks ago in Playa del Carmen belongs to a network.
Flooded cave in Tulum held a 10,000 year-old secret
Nearly 10,000 years ago, the body of a young woman ended up in a dry.
The Mayan symbolisms of Merida’s cathedral
In the mid-19th century, one of the most important writers and historians of the Yucatan.
Yucatan Beekeeping in decline
TIZIMIN (Times Media Mexico).- Climate change, deforestation, aerial fumigation, low prices and the absence of.
The Mayan healers… descendants of the ancient pre-Hispanic priests
Living like any other person in the towns of the contemporary Yucatan, with nothing to.
The archaeological zone of Dzibilchaltún will have light and sound
They will improve the light and sound of Uxmal and Dzibilchaltún The Board of Cultural.
Sargassum, affects the affluence of Chichén
“The low influx was not due to the rise in fees” “The influx of tourists.
The Conquest of the Maya… a long battle.
The definitive conquest of the Maya by the Spanish was a long process that lasted.
Valladolid’s new light show a rampant success
VALLADOLID, YUCATAN. – The video mapping show is generating unexpected results in the east of.
The origin of the word “Yucatan”.
The Yucatan Times welcomes acclaimed anthropologist and historian Dr. Jorge Victoria who as of this.
