The three caves are collectively referred to as "Cueva de Jolja'" by the local Ch'ol Maya inhabitants, the highest and drier of these containing the inscriptions and other evidence of use in pre-Columbian times.
The highest and drier of these containing the inscriptions and other evidence of use in pre-Columbian times. The three caves are collectively referred to as "Cueva de Jolja'" by the local Ch'ol Maya inhabitants.
The three caves are collectively referred to as "Cueva de Jolja'" by the local Ch'ol Maya inhabitants. The highest and drier of these containing the inscriptions and other evidence of use in pre-Columbian times.
The three caves are collectively referred to as "Cueva de Jolja'" by the local Ch'ol Maya inhabitants. The highest and drier of these containing the inscriptions and other evidence of use in pre-Columbian times.