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Ancient Maya Ball Court May Have Been Blessed, Hallucinogenic Find Hints - Vimarsana News

Ancient Maya Ball Court May Have Been Blessed, Hallucinogenic Find Hints

Experts have found a "special" ritual deposit below an ancient ball court that includes psychoactive and ceremonial plant remains.

The Olmecs: Mesoamerican Mother Culture of Colossal Heads and Giant Mysteries - Vimarsana News

The Olmecs: Mesoamerican Mother Culture of Colossal Heads and Giant Mysteries

The Olmecs are considered the mother culture of Central America. But many of the elements of their sophisticated civilization remain a mystery.

The archaeological zone of Aké is just 35 kilometers away from Mérida - Vimarsana News

The archaeological zone of Aké is just 35 kilometers away from Mérida

Just 35 kilometers (22 miles) from Mérida stands one of the least known archaeological areas of Yucatán, but it had great relevance during the pre-Hispanic era, mainly due to having a connection with Izamal. It is Aké, an ancient Mayan city that extended over four square kilometers and where it is currently possible to see

Ancient Maya snail cooking camp discovered in Mexico - Vimarsana News

Ancient Maya snail cooking camp discovered in Mexico

Archaeologists have unearthed an ancient pre-Hispanic camp in Mexico, believed to have been used by the Maya for cooking and consuming snails. This revelation, as reported by Newsweek, offers a fascinating glimpse into the culinary practices of one of the most enigmatic civilizations in history.

Archaeologists Discover Ancient Camp Where Maya Ate Cooked Snails - Vimarsana News

Archaeologists Discover Ancient Camp Where Maya Ate Cooked Snails

Researchers found some "unusual mounds of Earth" at the site, as well as pottery and snail shells.