Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - How many more ancient, lost cities are still hidden deep in Mexico's jungle? Precious ancient artifacts, mysterious structures, remarkable pyramids - just imagine all we could learn about our past if we could explore some of the most inaccessible sites.
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Lagunita and Tamchen are two lost, ancient Maya cities that have been covered by lush vegetation for decades. Now, we can finally learn more about these ancient places and the people who lived there long ago.
Hidden in the jungle of southeastern Mexico, the two cities are estimated to be about 1,800 years old. Both cities are located at the southern end of a large territory “unknown” from an archaeological point of view, which extends over three thousand square miles between Rio Bec and Chenes, in the eastern part of the state of Campeche.
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