Skulls Found in "Evil" Maya Sinkhole | National Geographic

Researchers have discovered skulls and other human remains in a submerged cenote considered taboo by locals near the ancient city of Mayapán in Mexico's Yucatán peninsula. The cenote is seen as sacred, and local residents both respect and fear it.
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DIVE VIDEOGRAPHERS: Bradley Russell, Rait Kütt, and Lisseth Pedroza Fuentes
INTERVIEW VIDEOGRAPHERS: Shannon Sanders and Hans Weise
MAPS: Maggie Smith
MAPS SOURCE: Proyecto Económico de Mayapán (PEMY)
SENIOR PRODUCER: Jeff Hertrick
EDITOR: Nick Lunn

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