wearemitu El Pox: The Ancient Liquor Used By Mayans To Visit The Underworld Is Popping Up In Bars Around The U.S. BY Justin Lessner / July 19, 2021 BY Justin Lessner
Things That Matter Thanks To Disrespectful And Maskless Tourists, Authorities Have Closed Down Chichén Itzá BY Justin Lessner / April 4, 2021 BY Justin Lessner
wearemitu Archaeologists Have Discovered A Mayan Mask As Tall As A Person, But Here’s Why They’ve Already Buried It BY Justin Lessner / January 28, 2021 BY Justin Lessner
wearemitu A Tourist Was Arrested For Illegally Climbing Up The Pyramid of Kukulkán BY Jorge Rodriguez-Jimenez / January 12, 2021 BY Jorge Rodriguez-Jimenez
Things That Matter These Mayan Women Are Reclaiming Their Heritage And Designing The Coolest Products Ever BY César Albarrán Torres / January 29, 2020 BY César Albarrán Torres
wearemitu Archaeologists Unearthed An Ancient Mayan Palace, Bodies And Other Treasures—The Site Is Over 1000 Years Old BY Alexis Barron / December 30, 2019 BY Alexis Barron
wearemitu Schools In Mexico’s Yucatan Have Made Mayan Language Classes A Requirement And Here’s Why That Matters BY César Albarrán Torres / December 7, 2019 BY César Albarrán Torres
Things That Matter This School Is Fighting Back Against Prejudice And Using Its Uniforms To Empower Indigenous Students BY Justin Lessner / May 23, 2019 BY Justin Lessner
#mitúWORLD Scientists Finally Confirmed The Authenticity Of The Oldest Book Mayan Book Ever Discovered BY Lucas Molandes / September 22, 2016 BY Lucas Molandes
