Sacred Sites (Page 15)

Mayan Pyramid Bulldozed for Road Fill in Belize

A construction company in Belize all but destroyed a Mayan...

Wounded Knee Historic Site Now for Sale on the Open Market

The May 1 deadline came and went without a word from the...

State Court Allows Hopi Case Against Arizona Snowbowl to be Heard

The Hopi Tribe may have hit on a successful strategy to...

A Conversation With Wounded Knee Owner James Czywczynski

James Czywczynski, the owner of the site of the Wounded...

Casa Grande Ruins Among Architectural Marvels of Arizona

While the pyramids of Egypt, some dating back to 4,000 B.C...

Tribes Have Mixed Feelings About Tightrope Walker Coming to the Grand Canyon

Famed tightrope walker Nik Wallenda last made headlines in...

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Archaeologists Uncover Hundreds of Bones in Unusual Aztec Burial in Mexico

ICTMN Staff

August 10, 2012

The remains of a young woman were found surrounded by 1,789 human bones in Mexico City’s Templo Mayor—a find that is the first of its kind in the Aztec culture according to researc...

Maryland College Awarded Grant to Study Potomac River Archaeological Sites

ICTMN Staff

August 08, 2012

St...

Ritual Use of Caffeinated ‘Vomit Drink’ Discovered at Cahokia

ICTMN Staff

August 07, 2012

Made from the roasted leaves of the Yaupon holly (Ilex vomitoria) that grew more than 300 miles away, researchers found evidence that inhabitants at Cahokia were enjoying caffeinat...

Support Grows for Activists Lawyer in Arizona Snowbowl Case

Anne Minard

August 07, 2012

A coalition of high-profile attorneys and activists are rallying around a lawyer who’s under fire for suing the U.S...

Sacred Sites Listening Sessions Scheduled

Marc Dadigan

August 06, 2012

The U.S...

Legacy of Survival Brings Exiled Dakotas Home

ICTMN Staff

August 02, 2012

For 150 years 14 Dakota tribal communities have lived in exile in the Dakotas, Nebraska, Montana and Canada—they’ll come back to their Minnesota homeland for two days this month...