English01/08/2020
Mexican and German scientists collaborate in genetic research about the first African slaves in Colonial Mexico
The first African slaves lived in Colonial Mexico between 1436 and 1626
English22/07/2020
Archeology breakthrough in Mexican cave suggests humans settled in North America earlier than thought
Scientists found stone tools and debris inside a Zacatecas cave that date back as far as 26,500 ago
English03/07/2020
Earthquake unearths prehistoric cave art in Oaxaca revealing the region’s hidden anthropological potential
The earthquake that struck Mexico on June 23 revealed part of the Santa María Mixtequilla's origins
For centuries, historians have ignored several women who played essential roles in the colonization of Mexico
Two years from the earthquakes of September 7 and 19, 2017, the restoration of Mexican cultural heritage has a progress of 42% in the recovery of 2,340 damaged in 11 states of the country
Honduras is still waiting to recover a stolen jade breastplate lent to Mexico 20 years ago
The Chapultepec Park, Hill, and Castle Project is directed by archeologist María de Lourdes López Camacho
The Chontal hid this mine from the Spanish; it was discovered in 2013
A group of INAH archeologists found evidence of modifications made to the San Agustín temple
The exhibition will continue until October 28 at the Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City Tuesday through Sunday