How I Mapped Palenque Part 6

[buzzsprout episode=’16072402′ player=’true’] In the summer of 1999, Ed and crew were risking life and limb to map the western side of Palenque.  More snakes, more fantastic discoveries, and more […]

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    [buzzsprout episode=’16072402′ player=’true’] In the summer of 1999, Ed and crew were risking life and limb to map the western side of Palenque.  More snakes, more fantastic discoveries, and more […]

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