Archaeologists have found the remains of Los Abuelos, a nearly 3,000-year-old Mayan city, in northern Guatemala. This site, located near Uaxactun, features pyramids and monuments indicative of its ceremonial importance during the Middle Preclassic period. The city's unique architectural elements and the discovery of ancestral sculptures suggest a rich tradition of ancestor worship. Covering an area of 16 sq km, the findings contribute to understanding the socio-political structures of ancient Peten and showcase the region's artistic legacy through its murals and canal systems.
Archaeologists have uncovered the nearly 3,000-year-old remains of Los Abuelos, highlighting its significance as an important ceremonial center for the Mayan civilization.
The discovery of Los Abuelos allows for a rethinking of the ceremonial and socio-political organization of pre-Hispanic Peten, emphasizing its architectural ingenuity.
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