1998
'Mayan
Riviera'
Off Limits to Mayas
Palenque
Temple
Could Shed Light on Ancient Maya City Clues Among the
Ruins
1999
Indígenas
mayas
celebran el Día Mundial de la Tierra
The
Maya
Finally Speak
Mayan
Indians
oppose university research into medicinal plants
Mayan
Pupils
Allowed to Wear Traditional Attire
Mexican
researchers
complain of loss of Indian relics
Mexico
find
sheds light on lost Mayan chapter
Monumental
Throne
Unearthed at Mayan Temple Complex
Sounds
of
the Maya
2000
Ceremonial
Mayan
city rediscovered in jungle [El Pajaral] (Miami
Herald, May 16, 2000)
Splendid
Maya
Palace Is Found Hidden in Jungle [Cancuen] (New
York Times, Sept. 8, 2000)
In
Guatemalan
Jungle, A Mayan Wall Street? [Cancuen] (Washington
Post, Sept. 8, 2000)
In
Maya
Ruins, Scholars See Evidence of Urban Sprawl [Caracol]
(New York Times, Dec. 17, 2000)
2002
Científicos
de
Yale descifran códigos mayas
Maya
Carvings
Tell of 2 Superpowers
A
Mother Lode Of Jade Solves Maya Mystery
Spectacular
Mayan
Mural Discovered By Accident
Step
by
Step, Bloody Tale of Maya Conquest
2003
No
Cataclysm
Brought Down Maya
Lore
Among
the Ruins
2004
Descubren
valiosos
monumentos mayas
Clues
to
Mayans' 'fall of Rome'
Arqueólogo
estadounidense
descubre tumba de antigua reina maya
Archaeologists
find
evidence of remains in Mayan tomb
After
six
long years, artifacts to go home
Ancient
skeleton
found in submerged cave
2005
Copán
site
yields human remains
2008
6
villagers killed in clash with police at Mexican
archaeological site
2009
Mystery
of
Ancient Pueblo Jars Is Solved
The
Maya
suffered for their looks
2013
Ruins
of
hidden Maya city, Chactun, discovered in Mexico
Ancient Maya
pyramid yields new treasures
New
Evidence
Unearthed for the Origins of the Maya
2014
Haunted
Maya
Underwater Cave Holds Human Bones National
Geographic, Jan. 16, 2014
TWO
ancient
Mayan cities found in the Mexican jungle after three
thousand years hidden from humanity (Lagunita and
Tamchen, Yucatan)
The
real-life
Indiana Jones on the hunt for lost ancient Mayan cities in
Mexico (The Guardian, Oct. 28, 2014)
2015
The
real-life
Indiana Jones who finds lost cities in the jungle (CNN,
April 21, 2015)
Mystery
of
a Mayan king: 1,600-year-old stone tablet reveals reign of
early ruler in the ancient South American civilisation (Daily
Mail, July 24, 2015)
2018
Lasers Reveal a Maya Civilization So Dense It Blew Experts’
Minds (New York Times, Feb. 3, 2018)
An ancient lake holds secrets
to the Mayan civilization's mysterious collapse, study finds
(Washington Post, Aug. 22, 2018)
Laser
mapping shows the surprising complexity of the Maya
civilization (Science News, Sept. 27, 2018)
This major discovery upends
long-held theories about the Maya civilization (Washington
Post, Sept. 27, 2018)
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