Maya Frog and Toad Shell Pendants May Reveal Ancient Trade Routes
Analysis of 14 Maya shell pendants shaped like frogs and toads could illuminate ancient trade routes and beliefs about water…
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Analysis of 14 Maya shell pendants shaped like frogs and toads could illuminate ancient trade routes and beliefs about water…
Quintana Roo tourism officials and 25 companies are promoting the Mexican Caribbean's convention infrastructure at IMEX America 2026 in Las…
Cancún's Benito Juárez government invites residents to enter Catrina and Day of the Dead altar contests, with prizes reaching 25,000…
Forecasters warn of 50-75 mm of rain, lightning and wind gusts up to 50 km/h across Quintana Roo, with flooding…
Tests found Naegleria fowleri in six of nine artificial lakes in Mérida. Officials restricted water contact and began sanitation work.
Cancún's DIF has begun free evaluations for its 2026 ocular and maxillofacial prosthetics program, serving patients from across southeast Mexico.
Mexico's environment agency approved a 27-million-peso project to rebuild the eroded beach at Hotel Secrets Akumal using artificial reefs and…
The Villas del Sol primary care clinic in Playa del Carmen will shut for two days of upkeep, with patients…
Chetumal's water utility has proposed five stormwater collectors costing 836 million pesos to ease flooding during heavy rains.
Mexico's INAH has added 53 archaeological pieces to the Mureco museum in Tulum, Quintana Roo, as it marks its second…
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