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Structures I and II of the Calakmul archeological site are vast, stepped pyramid-like structures emerging out of the jungle in Campeche, Mexico.

A clash of empires: Maya cities battle for dominance in the...

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Were cenotes used for sacrifices?

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Tomb at Oxtankah site, Chetumal

Oxtankah archaeological site holds clues about ancient Maya seafarers

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The city, which was home to an estimated 4,000 people, was built more than 1,000 years ago.

Ancient Mayan city revealed through advances at Yucatán site

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Dzibilchaltún equinox effect

Don’t overlook Dzibilchaltún, one of Mexico’s earliest Maya settlements

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Uxmal Quadrangle of the Nuns

Maya ruins of Uxmal boasts Puuc style architecture at its best

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Mesoamerican Ballgame championship 2017

Ancient ballgame links its modern Maya players to a silenced culture

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The Maya ruins of Ek' Balam in Yucatán

Maya ruins of Ek’ Balam pack much to see in a...

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the Central Group

A recently discovered Maya site in Campeche’s jungle gets few visitors

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The children's handprints have been determined by archaeologists to be more than 1,200 years old.

137 children’s handprints discovered in Yucatán cave

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