Chichen Itza

Chichen Itza sinkhole

A team of experts from Autonomous University of Mexico launched on 13 August, that a sacred sinkhole cave, known as a cenote, is discovered under Chichen Itza s Kukulkan Castle Pyramid, a discovery might lose new light in the ancient Mayan civilisation. In accordance with boffins, the body of liquid actions up to 35m across and contains a depth of more than 20m. The discovery…

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Chichen Itza Observatory

Slowly eroding in world-famous Mayan town of Chichen Itza, the El Caracol “observatory” stands as a monument not only to the architectural skill regarding the ancient Mayans and for their surprisingly advanced level understanding of the heavens. El Caracol, which means “spiral-shaped” or more literally “snail” is named after the winding staircase that rounds the interior of…

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Pyramids of Mexico Chichen Itza

Temple of Kukulkan, Chichen Itza, Yucatan, Mexico (Enlarge) Although the first archaeological items thus far available at Chichen Itza date from AD 1 to 250, it is probable that web site was settled at a far early in the day time. Proto-Mayan tribes had populated the flat limestone plateau which makes up most of the Yucatan peninsula for at least 8 years. These nomadic individuals…

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