Archaeologists have uncovered what may be one of the earliest known examples of large-scale sacred urban planning in the Americas. At Aguada Fénix, an ancient site in southeastern Mexico, a massive ...

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Researchers propose Aguada Fénix’s vast architecture forms a cosmogram aligning structures with Mesoamerican calendar sunrises and directions today. Color-coded pigment caches and marine shells in ...

The Aguada Fénix site in the state of Tabasco near the Guatemalan border is an early Maya construction dating from 3,000 years ago. (INAH) A massive platform hidden in a jungle in the southern Mexican ...

It used to be thought that ancient Mesoamerican monuments were built and used predominantly by powerful leaders and ruling classes. Among the early Maya, however, the site of Aguada Fénix would have ...

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Cruciform cache viewed from the east. Credit: Takeshi Inomata / CC BY 4.0 A monumental discovery in southern Mexico is challenging long-held beliefs about the early Maya civilization. Archaeologists ...

Finding the oldest Maya site ever documented was only the beginning of archaeologist Takeshi Inomata’s discoveries. After locating the Aguada Fénix site buried in the jungle of southern Mexico in 2017 ...

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