In the Dzibanché Archaeological Zone in Quintana Roo, archaeologists have unearthed two platforms with stucco reliefs that reveal new details about the Kaanu'l dynasty, which ruled over the territories that today comprise Mexico, Belize and Guatemala.The discovery of the ancient vestiges, which have representations of ancestors, mythical animals and other traits of power, derives from the application of Promeza.In a statement, the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) said the discovery offers "new insight" into the workings and worldviews of this powerful Maya dynasty, which ruled during the Early and Late Classic periods, between 250 and 650 AD...Archaeologists believe...