Guillermo de Anda

Biographie de Guillermo de Anda

Guillermo de Anda is an archaeologist dedicated to research on Maya civilization. Guillermo specialties include the study of caves and cenotes and the sacred geography of the Maya. For 14 years, Guillermo was a professor and researcher at the Facultad de Ciencias Antropológicas of the Universidad Autónoma de Yucatán (UADY), where he founded and directed the underwater archaeology department. Currently, Guillermo works for Mexico’s Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia (INAH), where Guillermo oversees special projects in underwater archaeology. Guillermo is the director of the National Geographic-supported Great Maya Aquifer project in Yucatán, and has also received grants from the Society for his Cenote Cult project.

Guillermo de Anda est principalement connu pour ses fonctions de intervenant sur Les trésors perdus des Mayas, intervenant sur Les révélations des secrets Mayas, intervenant sur Les mystères de la dynastie des Serpents Mayas, intervenant sur Les secrets engloutis.