<p>Ric Hajovsky's description of Forrest Fenn's Discovery and Excavation of Two Underground Ceremonial Chambers in the Tano Indian Ruin of San Lazaro in the Galisteo Basin of New Mexico.</p>

The Lost Kivas of San Lazaro

Ric Hajovsky

Blurb

<p>Pueblo Indians -- New Mexico -- San Lazaro Pueblo -- Antiquities. Tewa Indians -- New Mexico -- San Lazaro Pueblo -- Antiquities. Excavations (Archaeology) -- New Mexico -- San Lazaro Pueblo.</p>

The Lost Kivas of San Lazaro: The Discovery and Excavation of Two Underground Ceremonial Chambers in the Tano Indian Ruin of San Lazaro in the Galisteo Basin of New Mexico

Pan-American Pub.

Thinking about moving to Cozumel?  Already live here, but are having problems figuring out the system?  Either way, this is the book for you.  Our island has been attracting Americans ever since 1837 when the Navy of the Republic of Texas raised its flag over the little village of San Miguel in Texas’ first attempt to annex the island.  Motivated by the early colonizing schemes attempted by folks like George Fisher (1841), Texan President Sam Houston (1842), American President Abraham Lincoln (1862) and land promoters like Claude Goodrich (1874), all the way through to today’s time-share and condominium ownership plans, Americans have flocked to Cozumel in their search for a new life in paradise. The islanders have always welcomed newcomers and go out of their way to make allowances for people who do not understand Cozumel’s laws and customs, but to really get the best out of living here you must try to learn the rules, if not the language.  This book is designed to help you learn what you need to know to live happily on our island and avoid many of the common pitfalls that seem to trip-up many new arrivals.

Cozumel Survival Manual

Pan-American Publishing

If you are going to visit the Mayan ruins of Tulum in Quintana Roo, Mexico (or have already) you need to read this book.  It is chock-full of fun, weird, odd, and wacky bits of the history of the place that you will not find anywhere else.  Also included are a short introduction to the history of the Tulum Maya, the early Spanish contacts with Tulum, the archaeology of the site, descriptions of the main buildings, and the stories of why and how they were built.    In 1985, during a project carried out by the Instituto Nacional de Antropologia e Historia (INAH) and funded by a grant from the National Geographic Society, author Ric Hajovsky paddled a dug-out canoe over the reef to land on the beach at Tulum in an effort to test the theory that the Maya intended El Castillo to be used as a lighthouse.  Later, he traveled the entire coast of Panama from the border of Costa Rica south to Colombia in Don Tiki, his 45-foot-long, ocean-going dugout which was similar to the type the Maya used to carry trade-goods from as far north as Tabasco to as far south as Honduras.  Read more about Ric and his archaeological and ethnographical adventures in Mexico, Spain, Panama, Suriname, Amazonian Peru, and Spain, by visiting his web site:  www.EverythingCozumel.com      Other books of Ric’s available from Amazon.com as either eBooks or paperbacks:    * The Yellow Guide to the Mayan Ruins of San Gervasio, Cozumel  * Cozumel Survival Manual  * The Lost Kivas of San Lazaro  *2012: Everything you need to know to understand what the fuss is all about  * The Adventures of Trader Ric in Kuna Yala  * The Adventures of Trader Ric on the Trail of Cristóbal Colon  * The Adventures of Trader Ric at the Headwaters of the Tapanahonie  * The Adventures of Trader Ric in the Darien Gap  * Spain: Hidden Secrets and Dirty Tricks; how to travel in Spain in high style, but at a budget price

Tulum: Everything you need to know before you go to the ruins: The Bizarre Events, Odd Theories, and Offbeat Characters of Tulum

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The Lost Kivas of San Lazaro

The Lost Kivas of San Lazaro: The Discovery and Excavation of Two Underground Ceremonial Chambers in the Tano Indian Ruin of San Lazaro in the Galisteo Basin of New Mexico

Cozumel Survival Manual

Tulum: Everything you need to know before you go to the ruins: The Bizarre Events, Odd Theories, and Offbeat Characters of Tulum