Archeologists discover Maya tomb, defy looters

5-3-2006 • Reuters

Archeologists outsmarted tomb raiders to unearth a major Maya Indian royal burial site in the Guatemalan jungle, discovering jade jewelry and a jaguar pelt from more than 1,500 years ago.

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