After 1,800 years, ghosts from ancient Mayan cities are still enough to harm people
New research into ancient Mayan citadels warns archaeologists could be in danger as a ghost that harmed ancient people rises again when dug up.
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New research into ancient Mayan citadels warns archaeologists could be in danger as a ghost that harmed ancient people rises again when dug up.
The signs revealed by two of the thirteen skulls point to an even more gruesome truth concerning the pyramid in the eastern plaza of the Moral-Reforma citadel.
According to ancient Mayan legend, a god named Itzamna built this pyramid in just one night.
A Mexican archaeologist found a large amount of liquid mercury under a Mayan pyramid in Teotihuacan, America's most mysterious ancient city.
Around the beginning of the 16th century, the invaders from Spain were the ones who discovered Kukulkan temple in Mexico's Chichen Itza ruins.
Historically, Maya has been one of the most ancient civilizations, in which there are many great mysteries, and even somewhat gruesome customs.
Experts have found the third pyramid 10 meters high inside the Mayan Kukulkan pyramid, located in the state of Yucatán, Mexico.