MAYAN RUINS FOUND NEWS #history #historical #maya #mayan #mayanruins #mexico #méxico #historyfacts

[xaviergirard]

Lidar can go through trees, it's literally the best technology to find jungle ruins.

[PeytonOver]

I love how we have an unbelievably lengthy source of history for one half of the world based on our existence there as a species but hardly anything for the whole other half. It's the scavenger hunt that never stops giving.

[BagelsAndChaos]

Imagine being a grad student doing some research into Mexican jungle geography and just finding a long lost city out nowhere. That’d be one chaotic week

[whiskey]

You gotta figure out how to film in a way that doesnt make it seem like youre in an earthquake

[hooterholleroffroad]

Is anyone else wondering how the hell no one has pointed this out before

[AllWeAreLost]

How many trees had to be cut down to find that super cool city?

[hugobaltierra]

My family had been living in a village in mexico for over three hundred years... In the nineties, some tourists were hiking through, they came upon some ancient That the locals have known about for decades.... They made it public, and the mexican government cane and took all the land forced everyone out... Hopeful it's not a populated area because grad students. Will become the new tenants of those people's homes.