The United Nations Education, Science and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) will send a team to verify the true nature of what some believe might be pre-Colombian structures located in a rural area of Puerto Plata province. If the structures check out, the archeological site could become a magnet for students and professionals alike, since there are no similar structures on any of the Caribbean islands.<\/p>\n
The source speculated the finds could change the way history is told today.<\/p>\n
According to Hoy, the “find” is a pyramid structure similar to those in Tikal in Guatemala or Tulum in the Mayan Riviera. The news source refused to give a precise location of the structure, revealing only that it was in the Puerto Plata province. No date was given for the arrival of the Unesco team.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The United Nations Education, Science and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) will send a team to verify the true nature of what some believe might be pre-Colombian structures located in a rural area of Puerto Plata province. If the structures check out, the archeological site could become a magnet for students and professionals alike, since there are … <\/p>\n