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Belize, Caracol, stone carvings of Altar 12, ruins of Classic Period Mayan civilization

Item # 2368832

Cindy Miller Hopkins

<p>Central America, Belize, Chiquibul Forest Reserve, Caracol. Stone carvings of Altar 12. Caracol, Spanish for snail, named for the abundance of snail shells found at the site. Ruins of Classic Period (300 to 900 A.D.) Mayan civilization.</p>

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Ancient Ruins Cindy Miller Hopkins Photography Belize