The following excerpt is from a July 17, 2010 article published by SIFY News.  To read the article in its entirety, please click here. Archaeologists have discovered a tomb of an ancient Mayan king in Guatemala, filled with materials that have been preserved for approximately 1,600 years. Brown University’s Stephen Houston and his colleagues uncovered [...]

The following excerpt is from an April 14, 2010 article published by Stuff.co.nz.  To read the article in its entirety, please click here. It looks like the fiery pits of hell but I’m not dead yet. At least not if I keep my wits about me. A blast of heat rises between my feet and [...]

The following excerpt is from a March 11, 2010 article published by WSMT TV-Nashville.  Click here to read the article in its entirety. Serves 8 This beloved Guatemalan main course, also called pollo en jocon, is best served over rice with corn tortillas on the side for soaking up the rich and tangy tomatillo and [...]

The following excerpt is from a March 4, 2010 article published by SF Gate.  To read the article in its entirety, please click here. Marco Pappa scored to help Guatemala beat El Salvador 2-1 Wednesday night in an exhibition.  Jhony Brown also scored for Guatemala, which hasn’t lost to its neighbor in nine years. Pappa, [...]

More cultural insight! This is an article published about the national archaeological park, Tak’Alik Ab’aj. I encourage you to set aside time to read this fascinating article!To read the article in its entirety, please click here. Guatemala – The ancient history of Tak’alik Ab’aj is one of the most fascinating of Mesoamerica. The traces of [...]