Stalagmites Provide Clues on the Demise of Early Civilizations
The cave formations contain information on historical rainfall patterns which coincide with the rise and fall of ancient cities in Mesoamerica.
The cave formations contain information on historical rainfall patterns which coincide with the rise and fall of ancient cities in Mesoamerica.
The path to discovery can be painstaking, complex, and…aesthetically beautiful. In the following pages, UNLV scientists provide some of the most striking images they’ve examined as part of their research. Learn how these fascinating photos were captured and what they represent.
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