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Researchers of the Gran Acuifero Maya (GAM) Aquifer Discovery Project have discovered the world's largest underground cave system called Sac Actun in the Yucatán Peninsu…
Historically, Maya has been one of the most ancient civilizations, in which there are many great mysteries, and even somewhat gruesome customs.
Archaeologists discovered the Maya's 2,000-year-old, 240-year-old highway system in the ancient city of El Mirador, Guatemala.
Archaeologists discovered the ancient jade pendant of Maya king 1,390 years ago.
Experts have found the third pyramid 10 meters high inside the Mayan Kukulkan pyramid, located in the state of Yucatán, Mexico.
A group of archaeologists discovered two ancient tombs of the Mayan civilization under two pyramids in the ancient city of Holmul, north of Guatemala.
Experts discovered that it was the prolonged drought that caused Maya civilization to decline.
Guatemala archaeological group has discovered a relief on the façade of an ancient tower built 1,400 years ago.
Mexican archaeologists have discovered 47 fossil human bones identified as Mayan and in the 16th century.
The cities of the ancient Mayan empire developed extremely flourishing in southern Mexico and north of Central America for about 6 centuries. Then, around 900 AD, Maya c…
Archaeologists have determined that the dam lies in the ancient Tical city territory that the Indians have dug and used for centuries as the Mayan's largest irrigation w…
Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) announced on September 1 to discover the foundation and trace of a palace dating back 2,000 years at the A…
Some people are worried about the end of the world that will happen on December 21, but in fact, there is no evidence that our world is going to be destroyed at this tim…
Maya civilization in Mexico is a place where many mysteries exist that cannot be answered by posterity. They also do not lack scary stories, making you shiver a little o…