At 09:56 22/05/00 -0400, you wrote:
drilling companies, and logging
companies must employ archeologists
Sounds like an old roughneck to me...
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It is federal law in Guatemala, Belize, Mexico, and Honduras that all oil
drilling must not disturb any archeological sites, potential sites, or
endangered species. All oil companies, drilling companies, and logging
companies must employ archeologists and biologists to examine the areas before
dr
> "Nothing like this has been seen in Mayan culture," said Luis de Leon, a
> spokesman for Basic Resources, a multinational oil company that has
> underwritten the search for the city in the remote forests of Peten
> province, about 300 miles north of the capital, Guatemala City.
Anyone else find
May 20 2000 WORLD NEWSFEATURES
Burnt forest reveals lost Mayan city
FROM DAVID ADAMS IN MIAMI
Tikal, a Mayan site similar to El Pajaral
ARCHAEOLOGISTS in Guatemala say they have rediscovered the lost ruins of a
Mayan city. If so, it will end a mystery that has baffled researchers for
decades
