Coastal History |
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Once considered a savage territory, the discovery and development of Quintana Roo is a fairly recent collection of incredible stories of reknown explorers, adventure seekers, treasure hunters, pirates, and much more. |
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Edward Herbert Thompson - Explorer Extraordinaire of the Yucatan |
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How the Margarita Got Its Name - Was there a Margarita behind the Margarita? |
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La Calavera Catrina - The politics and revolution behind one of Mexico’s most beloved icons |
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Merida: Matronly Madame of the Yucatan - A three-hour drive by superhighway due east of Cancun to the colonial city Merida shatters all illusion that any similarities... |
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Meteor Impact: the Day the Dinosaurs Died - The Meteor Impact responsible for the extinction of the Dinosaurs. |
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Quintana Roo’s Pirates of the Caribbean - The word “privateer” better describes these romantic buccaneers. |
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Review of the book
The Yucatan: A Guide to the Land of Maya Mysteries - An informative and entertaining guide that details both the history and the best resorts, beaches, & diving spots of the Yucatan |
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The Caste War, the Church of the Speaking Cross, and the Cruzob Maya - Delve Into The History Of The Maya And The Yucatan Peninsula |
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The First Explorers of the Maya World - 160 years ago John Lloyd Stephens, and artist Frederick Catherwood, braved the jungles of Yucatan, Guatemala, and Honduras. |
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The Legend of the Treasure of Matanceros - Excerpts from Pablo Bush Romero’s book, Under the waters of Mexico |
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The Legend of the Treasure of Matanceros: Part 2 - |
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The Lost World of Quintana Roo - Long Out-of-Print Book Reveals Quintana Roo Before Cancun |
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The Other Side of Chichen Itza: Was It the First “Cancun?” - Is Chichen Itza one of the Maya’s most revered and renowned pyramid sites or a glorified shrine-museum? |
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The Virtues of Tequila - Over Three Generations Ago, Indalecio Nuñez Had This To Say About Tequila |
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UnderThe Waters Of Mexico - By Pablo Bush Romero, Book Liner |
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Winds From the Ice Ages - The creation of Isla Mujeres and the cliffs at Tulum |
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