The Young Man of Chan Hol, named after the cenote it was found in, was recovered in a 542 meters long and 8.3 deep cave where stalagmites abound, and is reached after going through flooded, dark and difficult labyrinths. Photo: DMC INAH. M. MARAT.
The Young Man of Chan Hol, named after the cenote it was found in, was recovered in a 542 meters long and 8.3 deep cave where stalagmites abound, and is reached after going through flooded, dark and difficult labyrinths. Photo: DMC INAH. M. MARAT.
Spectacular find. Pre-Clovis.
“Arturo Gonzalez detailed that in the Ice Age the Peninsula of Yucatan must have been a desert pastureland that turned into rainforest due to climate change.”
And AlGore thinks he invented climate change.
Let’s pull a tooth, extract DNA, and see if he’s another long-lost brother of Bill Clinton.
A local celebrity.
Quintana Roo ping
He ended up in the bottom of a cenote? Boy, Spring Break in Cancun went bad for this guy . . . .
