Unearthing Ancient Celestial Alignments in Eastern Mexico
Archaeologists uncover a 2,500-year-old celestial alignment site in eastern Mexico, revealing early trade networks and ritual traditions.
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Diego Rivera's Monumental Stadium Relief Set for Conservation in Mexico City
A multi-institutional campaign targets the artist's unfinished stone facade at UNAM alongside works by Siqueiros and O'Gorman
Local conservators will lead a phased preservation effort for Diego Rivera's volcanic stone relief at Mexico City's Olympic stadium, supported by the World Monuments Fund and US diplomatic grants.
Álvaro Urbano: Helen
Site-responsive sculptures and archival fragments reimagine a mid-century Mexican landmark
At the Fundación Jumex Arte Contemporáneo, Álvaro Urbano constructs an immersive environment where architectural history, botanical research, and personal memory converge.
Ancient Maya Remains and Ceramics Unearthed in a Mexican Cenote
Preservation efforts and archaeological analysis advance following a significant discovery in Quintana Roo
A newly documented sinkhole in Playa del Carmen has yielded pre-Columbian pottery and skeletal fragments, prompting INAH to launch targeted research and conservation measures.