Extreme sport: once the game of Maya kings and Aztec warriors, ulama lives on in the dusty playing fields of western Mexico

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The description about the game ulama-de-cadera or ulama at western state of Sinaloa is presented. According to the excavations done by archeologists, many evidences were found which state that, it is a game as old as the fourth century A.D.

author: Popson, Colleen
Discovery and exploration, Excavations (Archaeology), Games, Aztecs

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Diving the Maya underworld

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An exploration of one of the 2,500-odd cenotes, on whom the Maya underworld of the Yucatan state depends, is depicted. A half-exposed skull of a child and an upside-down cranium of an adult were discovered.

author: Romey, Kristin M.
Skull, Yucatan Peninsula

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Cenotes of sacrifice

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The rituals of sacrifice performed at Maya in the sixteenth century are studied. Chichen Itzas Cenote of sacrifice was a center of ritual activity in the Maya world.

author: Romey, Kristin M.
Ritual, Rituals, Rites and ceremonies, Sacrifice

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subjects list: Research, Mexico, Mayas
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