With me is David Graff, a German journalist and guide at Palenque Tours in Colombia, who is acting as my translator.
Mitla and Palenque are in Mexico and are equally remarkable.
This symbol also appears on a tablet discovered by Mr Stevens at Palenque.
In 1787, Bernasconi discovered the now famous ruins of Palenque.
Here, as at Palenque, the ornamentation was “rich and abundant.”
But who will translate the inscriptions at Copan and Palenque?
They take their name from the modern town of Palenque, near which they are located.
In this outline we have given an account of the early explorations at Palenque.
We must now describe the more important of the remaining structures of Palenque.
We feel that we have been somewhat lengthy in describing the ruins of Palenque.
