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Hurricane reveals fabulous Mayan jade-lode

A 1998 hurricane in Guatemala eroded enough landscape that ancient sources of Olmec-style jade have been uncovered.

[via Robot Wisdom]

Author Chris BarrusPosted on 23 May 20021 July 2023Categories Uncategorized

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