10,000-year-old remains in an underwater cave
The remains belonged to a 30-year-old Paleoindian woman, helping to reveal new information about the first inhabitants to live in the Americas.
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The remains belonged to a 30-year-old Paleoindian woman, helping to reveal new information about the first inhabitants to live in the Americas.
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…
New Zealand's National Water and Atmospheric Research Institute (NIWA) on June 27 said divers had discovered three new animals that had never been known during an expedi…
Archaeologists find the largest underwater cave in the waters off the southeastern Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico, the International Business Times reported on January 17.
The world's longest underwater cave system has just been discovered on January 23 this year in the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. This underground cave system found by divin…