Caracol

Many and varied - Ruins, whether stabilized or as-found and caves with pottery and remains.

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Cave of the sacrificed maiden. Walk some miles and ford the river. Swim in, climb the walls and find pottery intact and in shards, and skeletons, intact and in pieces. Worth the effort - If access is still allowed.

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An un-dug site off the Western Highway

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Canoe in. Some pots and burials on high shelves.

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A Smaller restored site outside San Ignacio

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Largest Mayan city in Belize. Used to be difficult drive (see the roads page) Now readily accessible,if subject to banditry..

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Way up in the hills and full of artifacts

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A large and interesting site right on the Guatemala boarder. Tao has retired

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Overlooks the river, with some spectacular sights

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Largest group in the city epicenter. Includes Caana and its plaza, the Bario area, and the Central Acropolis.

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The oldest part, and latest occupied.

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Probably Elite residential and administrative center. Beautiful place Before and after the clearing.

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Between the B group and the A group

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and a lot further to Group D (South Acropolis)

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A small group off the path to the Cibas, named for the excavation team

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This area has not been cleared, much less stabilized or restored.

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It was better than a horse path, but when it rained it was a challenge. Now it is Paved!?