A new book takes readers on a guided tour of Maya history as narrated by an anthropologist who has spent more than 35 years ...

Wode Maya walked alongside a lion at Botswana’s Chobe National Park. A lioness appearing behind him startled him, but the ...

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The Maya crafted rubber balls for their ballgames in a highly unusual way: by mixing rubber with ash from their cremated rulers. In 2020, researchers found what they believed to be evidence of ...

Buried in the so-called "Temple of the Skull," we know that the Red Queen was the wife of a 7th century Mayan ruler, Pakal the Great, and that she died in 672 A.D., 11 years before her husband.

From here, travel via the stunning Roberto Barrios Waterfall to Palenque, where one of the most famous Maya rulers, Pacal the Great, was buried. Then, head southward to Bonampak, renowned for its ...

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Events honoring Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy and advocating for his vision of a just, nonviolent society will occur the ...

Known by the ancient Maya people as Lakamha ... If the tombs of her sons, later rulers of Palenque, can be located, and their DNA tested and found to match hers, the Red Queen of Palenque will ...

Each city had different kings and queens. Within each Maya region, the Maya cleared vast areas of rainforest to make way for their cities and farms. They also redirected water to create reservoirs ...

The Incas, Mayans and Aztecs are considered to be the world's oldest civilizations, and they lived in the middle of the Americas, in what is now called Mexico. Olmec sculpture carved from stone. Mayan ...