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Author: * Pacal Pacal -
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Date: May 5, 2004 - 09:58
A new archaeology news story of excavation in Guatemala appeared today on CNN. Points of interest:
"At its peak, Cival was likely home to 10,000 people.
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"Among the items of interest uncovered so far are two large stucco masks associated with the Mayan corn deity.
The masks were found in a trench inside a large pyramid, and probably flanked a stairway leading to a temple chamber where kings acted out sacred rituals. The researchers expect to find two more like them as their dig progresses.
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Read the full story here:
Cival Maya Metropolis
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