In this book, the author, an experienced archaeologist, provides a detailed study of the chultunes of Labna, Yucatan. These underground water storage structures were central to the ancient Maya civilization, and their design and function are explored in depth in this fascinating work. Drawing on a range of archaeological and ethnographic materials, the author provides a unique insight into the cultural and technological achievements of this remarkable civilization.

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