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Hopefully, it will yield a wealth of new information. I’m looking forward to visiting Temple XX and taking a closer look at this ancient tomb. The chance to study these wonderful monuments from up-close is a very exciting opportunity for me. Afterwards, I’ll be conducting a multi-week expedition to Palenque and other Mayan ruins scattered throughout southern Mexico, Belize, and Guatemala. Guerrilla Explorer’s AnalysisĪs many of you know, I will be releasing my first novel in the upcoming weeks. They also discovered that the red-painted room contained remnants of an intriguing mural, depicting at least nine figures, painted in black. They discovered that the room contains a sarcophagus, pottery dishes, and pieces of a funerary shroud made from jade and mother of pearl. Recently, a team of archaeologists from Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History used a tiny video camera to peer into the tomb. However, others believe that it comes from a slightly earlier time period. It is believed by some that this tomb belongs to Yohl Ik’nal, who ruled Palenque from 583-604 AD. In the process, the builders covered up a vaulted tomb. At some point, a step pyramid structure now known as Temple XX was built on top of the necropolis. It included the Secret of the Mummy's Tomb set without the winch for the ATV, an Adventure Team Helicopter, and a few bonus items including an orange raft and black paddle, a cargo chest, animal trap, compass and first aid kit. Many years ago, a royal necropolis, or cemetery, sat within the city limits of Palenque. Recovery of the Lost Mummy (79-59092) was a Sears exclusive gift set for 1972. After the decline of the Mayan civilization, they were swallowed up by the jungle and lost for centuries. Palenque is a set of spectacular Mayan ruins located in southern Mexico. So, what did they find? The Classic Maya City of Palenque Three weeks ago, a team of archaeologists peeked inside a small hole hidden deep within the ruins of Palenque and in the process, became the first people in 1,500 years to see the inside of a lost Mayan tomb.

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