An international team of researchers unearthed fresh information about the well-known Maya metropolis in southern Mexico using scan and picture technology, which has several implications in the field of archaeology.
The researchers published laser scanning technology, to detect light and limit the range) to collect precise data on various surfaces on an area of 37 square miles during an aerial survey of the old city of Maya, “Calcolol,” which is partially located in the rubble in the Cambety Forest in the Central Low Lands of the Yousan Peninsula (95 A square kilometer).
According to Ancient Organis, when they established the data points that they later retrieved, they were thrilled to find enticing markers that showed the presence of skeletons that were not before found in Calcumol.
There is no doubt that the residents of Kalmolol will have access to food and water due to the fact that all of the lands with water, stands, walls, and dams have been covered.
Contrary to what was once thought, Kamil may have had more residents during the classic Maya era (250 to 900 m).
The Maya mystery city was previously concealed in the Guatemala Forest, but the laser scan helped find 60,000 buildings there! Many newly discovered structures were not present in the city’s suburbs, but within its already specified borders, located between buildings and other construction projects.
This compelled Mayan civilisation researchers to reevaluate their assumptions regarding the size and density of sites like Eldoli.
The outcomes were achieved by large apartment-style buildings, some of which had up to 60 distinct living spaces.
These residential complexes were collected around large groups of shrines, temples and markets, which reveals the extent of the activity and intensity of the population in Kalmoul during their prosperity during the last three centuries of the classic period of Maya.
The researchers realised there were more individuals living in the old lacquol than had been previously assumed because none of these homes had previously been found.
New information about the Maya culture has been discovered thanks to laser radiology. Knowing it
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