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INAH and Cindaq Strengthen Collaboration to Explore and Preserve
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INAH and Cindaq strengthen collaboration to explore and preserve Mexico's submerged heritage Mexico City, August 18 (InZoom.Mx).— The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), through its Subdirectorate of Underwater Archaeology (SAS), and the Research Center of the Quintana Roo Aquifer System (Cindaq) formalized a collaboration agreement that will strengthen research, documentation and conservation actions of the archaeological her…
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