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T 'hó -一个历史文献中引用的玛雅城市-已经被发现,现在是当前考古讨论和研究课题的主题,这是UNAM和UADY联合研究项目的结果。该项目包括几个步骤,包括记录从城市底土中回收的材料,同时监测城市基础设施项目,以及研究历史文献和地图,最后使用地质雷达验证假设。在测量了梅里达市中心近17公里的铺砌街道后,我们意识到可以识别该地区下面的三个主要沉积层。最上层是现代填充物和城市基础设施,中间层是前西班牙文化遗迹,最深处是石灰石基岩。这项研究首次尝试绘制梅里达市中心遗址的地图,以了解和保护其考古遗产。
Searching with georadar ancient T’hó, a Mayan city underneath the modern Merida, Yucatan
ABSTRACT T’hó –a Mayan city cited in historical documents – has been discovered and is now a topic in current archaeological discussions and research topics due to a joint UNAM and UADY research project. This project encompassed several steps, including the recording of material recovered from the city’s subsoil while monitoring urban infrastructure programs, as well as the study of historical documents and maps and finally verifying hypothesis by using georadar. After surveying almost 17 km of paved streets in downtown Merida, we realized that it was possible to recognize three main deposit layers underlying the area. The uppermost layer showed modern fillings and urban infrastructure, the intermediate layer had pre-Hispanic cultural remains, and the deepest one included limestone bedrock. This study constitutes the first attempt to create a map of the remains underlying downtown Merida City in order to know and preserve its archaeological patrimony.