Chichén Itzá is the best example of the migratory movements that occurred in Mesoamerica towards the Early Postclassic since it brings together features of the material culture of both the Mayan area and central Mexico, particularly those of Toltec descent. Leer Más
The archaeological zone of Monte Albán was declared by UNESCO together with the Historic Center of the City of Oaxaca as Cultural Heritage of Humanity. December 11, 1987. Leer Más
El Tajin is the most important pre-Hispanic Mesoamerican city on the north coast of Veracruz. Leer Más
Located at 1,300 masl, and with more than 23 sets of paintings and petroglyphs in which the anthropomorphic figures are schematic and geometric of the so-called La Rumorosa style, the archaeological zone "El Vallecito" is located. Leer Más
Palenque was together with Tikal and Calakmul one of the most powerful cities of the Classic Maya, the seat of one of the most notable dynasties to which Pakal belongs. Leer Más
Its most important stage reaches towards the Terminal Classic, although it is possible that from the Early Classic, Xpuhil and the entire Río Bec region began to constitute a well-defined peninsular block ethnically Leer Más
it is until the 80s that systematic investigations allow the discovery of the essence of this city as one of the most important of the Classic Maya. Leer Más
it was a promoter of technical and cultural advances, as well as architectural and decorative wealth. Leer Más
The Dzibanché - Kinichná complex is located in a transition zone between the lowland jungle in the north of the Yucatan Peninsula and the tropical rainforest of the Petén. Leer Más