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Sacbeob 4: The Blister Black Christ of Ichmul
In April I wrote three posts on sacbeob (causeways). These posts lined up with another series of posts on posthumanocentric/polyagentive archaeology where I used causeways to explain my idea of polyag… more →
Archaeological Haecceities
A Vacation Worth Waiting For
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Dustin wrote 5 days ago: This is where Andrea and I will be in just…45 days now. You say, how can a newly married coup … more →
Cenote
katesfree wrote 2 weeks ago: Cenote snorkelling was so much fun. Although I almost chickened out. We had a practise in a small ce … more →
Still at Tulum
katesfree wrote 2 weeks ago: Don´t know what it is, but Mexican locks to hotel rooms have us beat. So ended up leaving it unlocke … more →
Gay Travel Guide, The Cenote Travel Experience
bierja wrote 2 months ago: If you travel in search of interesting destinations for gays, there are a variety of locations to ch … more →
Another Hole in the Ground
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Jack Nelson wrote 2 months ago: This was shot from the bottom of La Sima de las Cotorras outside of Ocozocoatla Chiapas. It’s … more →
Sacbeob 4: The Blister Black Christ of Ichmul
Johan Normark wrote 2 months ago: In April I wrote three posts on sacbeob (causeways). These posts lined up with another series of pos … more →
Sacbeob 4: The Blister Black Christ of Ichmul
Johan Normark wrote 2 months ago: In April I wrote three posts on sacbeob (causeways). These posts lined up with another series of pos … more →
Cenotes
tulumrestaurants wrote 3 months ago: The Yucatan Peninsula emerged from the sea million years ago as a platform of deríos limestone rock … more →
Chicxulub - the geology of a multi-ring basin
Johan Normark wrote 5 months ago: An older post, Chicxulub – slayer of dinosaurs and slayer of Maya?, was the first of three posts on … more →
INAH reports on caves in the Puuc region
Johan Normark wrote 6 months ago: Of the estimated 2000 caves, caverns, and cenotes (sinkholes) in the Puuc region in northwestern Yuc … more →
Climate and the “Maya collapse” pt 6: The frequency of droughts
Johan Normark wrote 6 months ago: Investigations by the CRAS project have detected a fluctuating settlement pattern in the Cochuah reg … more →
Climate and the "Maya collapse" pt 1
Johan Normark wrote 8 months ago: My current research deals with the issue of climate change in the Maya area. One can say that I basi … more →
Playa del Carmen's Alternative Alltournative
mindfultourist wrote 8 months ago: Tubing in a Cenote While Cancun is more associated with the spring break, beer-swigging crowd (a Ft. … more →
Ik-Kil Cenote
indanthrone wrote 8 months ago: If you’re in the Yucatan and going to the (amazing) ruins of Chichen Itza, you need to go to I … more →
The talking cross
Johan Normark wrote 8 months ago: During the final two days of the field season 2003, Alberto Flores and I passed by a cave called San … more →
Presenting Sacalaca
Johan Normark wrote 8 months ago: Located along the “church route” is the village and ejido of Sacalaca. It has become the … more →
The Chicxulub fracture zone and the Spanish Colonial border
Johan Normark wrote 9 months ago: During the 2008 season the Cochuah Regional Archaeological Survey (CRAS) project surveyed what was a … more →
Free and legal transfers!
diversitydiving wrote 9 months ago: After a turbulent period of making arrangements, we are proud to announce that our official particip … more →
Peter jumps into the cenote
Jonathan Hicken wrote 9 months ago: MVI_2577 Originally uploaded by mmfrp2009 … more →
