Archaeologists say a beautiful, monumental Maya carving, hidden inside a pyramid in Guatemala, shows how one 6th-century superpower asserted its influence over its rival. The stucco frieze was ...
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Two tourists are caught defacing 1,300-year-old Mayan temple by carving their initials into the wall
Two tourists have been caught carving their initials into the wall of a 1,300-year-old Mayan temple in Guatemala. The tourists were caught carving 'A + T' onto the wall of the Tikal Temple II pyramid ...
An Eight Meter Long Frieze Was Found in the Ancient City of Holmul, Guatemala Aug. 8, 2013— -- Archaeologists in Guatemala have announced the discovery of a "spectacular" 1,400-year-old carving ...
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. PARIS: Carbon-dating of an ancient beam from a Guatemalan temple may help end a century-long debate about the Mayan calendar. Experts ...
A family altar in the Maya city of Tikal offers a glimpse into events in an enclave of the city’s foreign overlords in the wake of a local coup. Archaeologists recently unearthed the altar in a ...
Two tourists have been caught carving their initials into a 1,300-year-old Mayan temple in Guatemala. The male visitors were seen scratching "A+P" into the walls of the Tikal Temple II, a Mesoamerican ...
Two male tourists were caught red-handed carving their initials onto a 1,300-year-old Mayan temple in Guatemala. The men - who look middle aged - were caught scratching A & P onto the wall of Tikal ...
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