| Last additions - 2009 |
92 viewsMayans would carve their teeth. Here's an example.Nov 22, 2009
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71 viewsOne of the Mayan bodies.Nov 22, 2009
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80 viewsMore pottery.Nov 22, 2009
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88 viewsAnd yet more pottery. It was protected from trampling only by fluorescent tape.Nov 22, 2009
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85 viewsHere I am, looking on a vast underground cavern.Nov 22, 2009
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88 viewsAmy appears from behind the stalagmite.Nov 22, 2009
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87 viewsOur guide explains some of the pottery offerings and Mayan beliefs to us.Nov 22, 2009
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94 viewsAt last we found ourselves at the beginnings of Mayan offerings, laying exactly as they were placed over a thousand years ago.Nov 22, 2009
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77 viewsSome spots in the cave were a little more tight than others but nothing too daunting.Nov 22, 2009
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84 viewsPhil and Amy looking shady.Nov 22, 2009
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87 viewsA skylight in the middle of the cave gives our eyes a break from the darkness.Nov 22, 2009
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86 viewsThis was not an expected part of the tour and was not the only massive spider we saw that day.Nov 22, 2009
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91 viewsPhil, Amy, and I making our way through to the ancient Mayan offering/burial area.Nov 22, 2009
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86 views"What was that? The wind??"Nov 22, 2009
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90 viewsAn hour later, we're suited up and ready to explore the cave.Nov 22, 2009
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93 viewsThere is plenty of swimming to do in the cave. Lucky the water is nice.Nov 22, 2009
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75 viewsThe entrance to ATM.Nov 22, 2009
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95 viewsIn the remote jungle of BelizeNov 22, 2009
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81 viewsWe also had to cross two rivers to get to the cave. No wonder it hasn't been disturbed.Nov 22, 2009
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82 viewsIt was a definite jaunt through the countryside of Belize to get to the "ATM" cave, an acronym for the Mayan name, though at $65 (with serious haggling) it had other implications.Nov 22, 2009
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