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Archaeologists at Tulum Archaeological Zone have made an unprecedented discovery: a cave burial site containing human and animal remains and artifacts from the Maya Late Postclassic period.
Archaeologists working on the construction of the Tren Maya Hotel in Palenque, Chiapas, Mexico, have uncovered an ancient human burial site. The skeletal remains and funerary items within the tomb are believed to date back to the time when Palenque was known as Lakamha', a pre-Hispanic city.