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Two oil paintings by José María Velasco are auctioned in Mexico - Vimarsana News

Two oil paintings by José María Velasco are auctioned in Mexico

Two oil paintings by José María Velasco repatriated from the United States stand out in the auction “Territory and presence. Landscape and portrait in brushes from two continents”, which has 330 lots that will go to auction on April 25. Sofía Hernández, manager of the Antiquities Department at Morton Subastas, reported that the auction also

How HNIs travel: Rs 99 lakh per person packages, and other uber luxury trips - Vimarsana News

How HNIs travel: Rs 99 lakh per person packages, and other uber luxury trips

As Indian luxury travellers venture into uncharted territories, they uncover a realm where destinations are exclusive and experiences redefine the boundaries of indulgence.

Get Jaw-Dropping Views From A Sky Bar And Rooms In This Mexico City Hotel - Vimarsana News

Get Jaw-Dropping Views From A Sky Bar And Rooms In This Mexico City Hotel

The CDMX getaway also offers a spa sanctuary and a great club lounge.

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Archaeologists Digging In Mexico Recently Stumbled Upon Ten 3,000-Year-Old Cone-Shaped Tombs, Half Of Which Still Contained Human Remains - Vimarsana News

Archaeologists Digging In Mexico Recently Stumbled Upon Ten 3,000-Year-Old Cone-Shaped Tombs, Half Of Which Still Contained Human Remains

Many of the greatest archaeological finds have been made at long-lost ancient burial grounds. Tombs where people from the past were laid to rest in long ago are always of interest. In Mexico, archaeologists digging at

3,500-Year-Old Graves Discovered in Mexico City's Chapultepec Forest - Vimarsana News

3,500-Year-Old Graves Discovered in Mexico City's Chapultepec Forest

Close to Mexico City's bustling Constituyentes Avenue, a team of specialists from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) has made a groundbreaking discovery: a series of pre-Hispanic funerary graves, including ten truncated conical tombs dating back around 3,500 years.