Archaeologists have made a groundbreaking discovery in Guatemala, unearthing a nearly 3,000-year-old Mayan complex. This significant find, announced on 2025-05-30, includes sanctuaries, pyramids, and an intricate canal system.
- Discovery of 3,000-year-old Mayan complex
- Sites include Los Abuelos, Petnal, Cambrayal
- Significant pyramids and canal systems found
- Ritual centers indicate cultural importance
- Collaboration with Slovak archaeologists involved
- New technologies aid in archaeological discoveries
The complex spans three sites—Los Abuelos, Petnal, and Cambrayal—near the renowned Mayan site of Uaxactún. These discoveries are expected to enhance our understanding of the ancient civilization’s culture and achievements.
This discovery raises intriguing questions about the extent of Mayan civilization. How did they manage such advanced urban planning? What other secrets lie buried in the region?
- Los Abuelos features human-like rock figures believed to represent ancestral figures.
- Petnal boasts a 33-meter-high pyramid adorned with ancient murals.
- Unique water canals were found in Cambrayal, showcasing sophisticated engineering.
As we uncover more about the Mayan civilization, what other insights could reshape our understanding of human history? Continued exploration is essential to reveal the mysteries of our past.
