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964 more settlements dicovered in Guatemala

 
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mind blowing as this blows the lid off Mesoamarican archeology. an entire civilization with hundreds of cities discovered which each of the black squares in the map legend indicates, and the colored squares have been identified as larger settlements with pyramids & ball courts all interconnected with roads. tens of thousands of people would needed to have been working on this for decades all reclaimed by the density of the jungle. this civilization is hundreds of times larger and more sophisticated than previously thought. when you blow up the images you can see huge causeways, retaining walls, canals, and tunnels that cover and support the civilization in this marshy region.



LiDAR analyses in the contiguous Mirador-Calakmul Karst Basin, Guatemala: an introduction to new perspectives on regional early Maya socioeconomic and political organization

Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 December 2022

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Re: 964 more settlements dicovered in Guatemala
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It's amazing what the sands of time will conceal as the earth can erase any remanents of civilization over long periods or instantly during cataclysms.

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Interesting rise and fall of a great, if pagan, civilization.

Massive over-population, combined with deforestation, and then a huge drought.

Imagine the chaos, starvation, collapse, fighting that had to take place.

This site is talking about a population density about the same as L.A. today.

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They had to hide those cities from the Spanish Conquistadors. Because they led to North America.
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Re: 964 more settlements dicovered in Guatemala
mind blowing as this blows the lid off Mesoamarican archeology. an entire civilization with hundreds of cities discovered which each of the black squares in the map legend indicates, and the colored squares have been identified as larger settlements with pyramids & ball courts all interconnected with roads. tens of thousands of people would needed to have been working on this for decades all reclaimed by the density of the jungle. this civilization is hundreds of times larger and more sophisticated than previously thought. when you blow up the images you can see huge causeways, retaining walls, canals, and tunnels that cover and support the civilization in this marshy region.



LiDAR analyses in the contiguous Mirador-Calakmul Karst Basin, Guatemala: an introduction to new perspectives on regional early Maya socioeconomic and political organization

Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 December 2022

[link to www.cambridge.org (secure)]
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That's amazing. I can't wait to see more as they explore the area. The Mayan were very advanced but I think they learned a lot of what they knew from the previous civilizations in the region.
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