Archaeologists have discovered the remains of a nearly 3,000-year-old Mayan complex in Guatemala, revealing sanctuaries, ...

It is discovered by Guatemalan and Slovak archaeologists through the Uaxactún Regional Archaeological Project (PARU).

A new paper in the journal Child Development shows how some aspects of family interaction among Indigenous people in Guatemala have fundamentally shifted with rapid globalization, yet families ...

Time really does govern our lives, and it has since the beginning of civilization. The ancient Maya practices prove this is an element of human society that hasn’t changed even after thousands ...

Array Compared to 30 years ago, researchers found that some aspects of collaboration have changed in this community, likely due to the impacts of globalization. However, families still maintain ...

Bleuze and Franco hypothesize that the rituals were conducted to appease the Mayan rain god Chaac, a way of ushering in the warm seasons and blessing the community’s crops. The researchers ...

The city of "Los Abuelos" takes its name from two human-like sculptures of an "ancestral couple" found at the site.

Benedict Kim Over the past 50 years, vestiges of religious rituals have turned up in hundreds of caves throughout the land of the ancient Maya, stretching from Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula down through ...

Hundreds of human bones found in an underground cave in Guatemala suggest a chilling human sacrifice took place there. Cueva de Sangre, or the 'Blood Cave', is located underneath the ...

These cultural practices point toward the increasing Teotihuacan ... on again “probably speaks to the complicated feelings (the Maya) had about Teotihuacan,” said co-author Andrew Scherer ...

Traditional Mayan practices have long promoted unique levels of family harmony: But what effect is globalization having? Date: November 16, 2024 Source: University of California - Santa Cruz ...