Mayan chieftain named 'Bat' ruled over an isolated jungle city

Science Archaeology Mayan chieftain named'Bat' ruled over an isolated jungle city The nearly inaccessible settlement is called'Minanbé,' or'there is no road.' More information Adding us as a Preferred Source in Google by using this link indicates that you would like to see more of our content in Google News results. The settlement's real name may have been Sakil, which relates to'whiteness.' Violent disputes between neighbors and a king named "Bat." These and other new details about a recently rediscovered, ancient Maya city located in the remote tropical forests of southeast Mexico are beginning to come to light. The approximately 37-acre settlement is so inaccessible that archaeologists initially nicknamed the site Minanbé, or "there is no road" in Yucatec Maya.