The AMCS has received the following query about a cave with an ancient
Maya wall that was featured in a (Russian, I assume) TV show. I have
replied that I have no idea which cave that might have been, and I
included a PDF attachment of the article on Balancanche from AMCS
Activites Newsletter 27 (2004), which is probably the most famous
example of a cave with a wall behind which archaeologists found a lot
of neat stuff. If anybody can help Vacheslav about the TV program,
please do. I don't know whether the movie was made just for Russian TV
or was something imported that you might have seen over here. I have
seen no such video, but then I don't even have a TV.
--Mixon
Begin forwarded message:
From: Вячеслав Бабышев <vachesla...@mail.ru>
Date: April 26, 2011 8:51:15 AM CDT
To: edi...@amcs-pubs.org
Subject: ASSOCIATION FOR MEXICAN CAVE STUDIES
Reply-To: Вячеслав Бабышев <vachesla...@mail.ru>
Hello! I have a question about the Mayan archeology. In the mid 90's.
I watched an interesting TV show. In it a group of people studied
karst systems in the Yucatan. In the most profound and far from the
surface of the cave they found a small, stuffy stones input (such as
having the right kind of masonry), supposedly leading to the lower
world (or sanctuary) Maya. This entry is supposed walled Mayan priests
to keep out [of] a sacred space aliens (such as Spanish) when they
invaded their land. Log razmurovyvat did not. On this TV show has
ended. Information about this entry, I never found it. If you know
something, please tell us: what was this cave and to actually lead
this entry? Thank you in advance.
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