Limestone Helped the Ancient Maya Flourish
Professor Barbara Voorhies and Dr. George Michaels argue that abundant limestone gave the ancient Maya lime for preparing maize, access to water through cenotes, and stone for building.
Features based on peer-reviewed papers published in Quaternary Environments and Humans.
Professor Barbara Voorhies and Dr. George Michaels argue that abundant limestone gave the ancient Maya lime for preparing maize, access to water through cenotes, and stone for building.