A royal burial at Caracol
Excavations at the largest Maya site in Belize have uncovered a tomb believed to belong to the city’s first king.
Belize
Maya cacao consumption more widespread than previously thought
The fact that cacao appears to have been generally available does not diminish its value, but rather suggests that its importance for the Maya people extended throughout society.
Underwater excavations shine light on Maya salt production
With workers living on site, and indoor salt kitchens, Ta’ab Nuk Na could produce salt year-round.
Ancient Maya settlement unearthed in Belize
The settlement has been dated to the Early Classic Period (c. AD 250-600).