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Macanxoc – Discover a Rare Maya Site with 8 Steles and 18 Altars

This is one of the less explored zones, communicated through the saché 9, the widest in Cobá. Here you will find a display of 8 steles and 18 altars. This give us a hint about the ceremonial character of Macanxoc.

 

The main stele is the number 1, the only one of the Mayan area -at this moment- that is inscribed with 4 dates. It makes reference to the 21 of December of 2012, interpreted as the end of times or the beginning of a new Mayan era.

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