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Rethinking Archaeological Finds Vision of the Mayan ‘Collapse’ in Mesoamerica - Lights of the Century
The thousands of archaeological finds recorded during the works of the Maya Train and the Program for the Improvement of Archaeological Zones (Promeza) are modifying the way in which one of the most studied episodes in Mesoamerican history is interpreted: the so-called Mayan ‘collapse’.
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The thousands of archaeological finds recorded during the works of the Maya Train and the Program for the Improvement of Archaeological Zones (Promeza) are modifying the way in which one of the most studied episodes in Mesoamerican history is interpreted: the so-called Mayan ‘collapse’.
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