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The sky cities of Querétaro by Bill Begalke

The Saturday movie-matinee feature of pre-television history introduced my entire generation to the mystery and adventure of l... read more

archeology exploring-tourism travelogue Querétaro, Querétaro

Ruins in the rain forest: An excursion to La Selva Lacandona by Carson Brown

Many visitors in San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas, realize that the quaint mountain town, aside from being a destination i... read more

archeological-sites archeology ecology travelogue Chiapas

I suspect this may turn out more like a travel article than a book review. In late March we took a tour through the length of ... read more

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Poking around an archaeological site that's still being dug out is fun. It was my first experience. Five friends and I had the... read more

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Baseball is not the oldest ballgame in the Americas Forget modern "traditions" like the World Series! Forget soccer, tennis an... read more

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The MapimI Reserve overlaps an area known as La Zona del Silencio (the Zone of Silence) which attracts tourists and curiousity... read more

archeology exploring-tourism Coahuila Chihuahua

The ancient game of amalla was not mere sport. The ballcourt was a "middleworld" between gods and humans, a battleground for t... read more

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A ghostly aura emanates from the site - in part, perhaps, due to a lack of crowds. - The pyramid forms part of the archaeologi... read more

archeology exploring-tourism historical-sites Xochicalco, Morelos

Basado en Mystery of the Maya PERSPECTIVA A.C. 1200-1000 Olmecas 1800-900 Maya Preclásico Antiguo 900-300 Maya Preclásico... read more

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