Late Postclassic News Today

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.

Families moved residence across Mesoamerica and integrated into new societies.

An interview with archaeologist Guy Hepp about his experience and knowledge related to the ancient people of Oaxaca in current-day southwestern Mexico.

In a surprising twist of fate, an ancient pre-Hispanic treasure has emerged from the depths of Pátzcuaro, Michoacán. Unearthed during a construction project, this Chac Mool sculpture has captivated archaeologists and historians, shedding new light on Mexico's rich pre-Columbian heritage.

The site features 26 minor mounds arranged around a larger, central mound that stands more than 80 feet high.

An impressive Teotihuacan village dating back to 450-650 AD has been found in Mexico, revealing a vibrant artisan community and its trade connections with the Aztec capital.

The new site in the Costa Grande region is believed to be the lost city of Apancalecan, whose location has long eluded archeologists.

The statue, which resembles the famous "Young woman of Amajac" unearthed in 2021, was found during paving works in the same municipality.

LIDAR technology is an innovation in archeology and ecology that has uncovered lost civilizations. But archeologist Chris Fisher realized it could help track and study the effects of climate change.

Aztec weapons range from bows and arrows all the way to surgically sharp knives made of obsidian, unique dart and spear launchers, and their wooden broadswords.