They've found more Mayan artifacts on Burns avenue. This time in front of Casa Blanca and Ko Ox Han nah. Dr. Jaime Awe explains their importance in this video.
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Channel 7 mentioned the find too. Pacz was allowed to show the pots since they were instrumental in informing NICH, and helping to stop looting from the site. 
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Here are some more great shots of the dig on Burns avenue.
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Plus TV interviews Dr. Jaime Awe about the dig. "On Saturday, while an excavator was digging down Birds Avenue, as part of improving the infrastructure for drainages, they came across some broken ceramics. The Department of Archeology was then called and we got a team to come out here and since then we have found several ceramics vessels and also the remains of one adult male individual. The site is part of a small settlement that used to be a part of Cahal Pech and we know that this dates sometime before the birth of Jesus Christ."
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Antonio Beardall has more amazing shots of the archaeological dig on Burns avenue. Thanks, Antonio.
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Antonio Beardall has 100's more amazing pictures up.
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The news spread like wildfire on Sunday evening … Maya artefacts were found in the trenches being dug on Burns Avenue in San Ignacio town.
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Right in front of Flayva's! Ask Mark the owner to show you the amazing pictures he's gotten. Talk about a happy hour! More pictures to follow. Keep track of their blog at: http://instituteofarchaeologynich.blogspot.com/
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