Tag: Mayan Culture
Deadly Cheap… A story of Hanal Pixan
It only took only one man to scare everyone else into respecting the souls There.
Ichkabal may be opening for visitors in 2020
By the magical colored lagoon of Bacalar, lies one of the greatest Mayan political centers and perhaps.
Carmen Barbachano y Gomez Rul, the woman who owned Chichén Itzá… A Remembrance
Carmen Barbachano y Gomez Rul – 1930-2019 By Evan J. Albright Born of Yucatecan entrepreneur.
Disturbing Mayan deities associated with death and war
The Mayan civilization and culture are amongst the most interesting in history, but equally disturbing.
Annihilation of ancient Maya city an act of warfare
By linking an ancient text, environmental analysis and ruins, archaeologists have documented a brutal attack..
The world’s largest submerged archaeological site is in Tulum
The Yucatan Peninsula was the cradle of the Mayan culture, here we can find astounding.
Yucatan with almost 100 cenotes ready to visit
These cenotes are open to the public with tourist activities, to live one of the.
Uxmal reveals new secrets
SANTA ELENA Yucatan (EFE) – Uxmal, one of the most important archeological zones of Yucatan.
The Mayan Train a “project of death” – indigenous representatives claim
“We are concerned about this idea of development that comes from outside, we have been.
