San Bartolo

San Bartolo is an archaeological site located in Guatemala, known for its significant Maya ruins and ancient murals. Discovered in the 1990s, it dates back to around 100 A.D. and provides valuable insights into early Maya civilization, including their art, culture, and religious practices. The murals found here are among the oldest known, depicting gods, ceremonies, and daily life, showcasing the sophistication of Maya society long before the height of their civilization. San Bartolo is crucial for understanding the evolution of Maya culture and its historical context within Mesoamerica.