‘Lost Mayan City’ Found By Teen May Just Be A Marijuana Field
- 8 years ago
William Gadoury, a 15-year-old Canadian, was recently heralded for finding a previously undocumented Mayan city, but now, experts are expressing their doubts about those sections of land.
William Gadoury, a 15-year-old Canadian, was recently heralded for finding a previously undocumented Mayan city, but now, experts are expressing their doubts about those sections of land, reports the Metro.
In fact, Geoffrey Braswell, an anthropologist with the University of California, San Diego, told Gizmodo that the area in Campeche, Mexico, might be being used to grow a common drug; he is quoted as saying, “They’re either abandoned cornfields, or active marijuana fields.”
William Gadoury, a 15-year-old Canadian, was recently heralded for finding a previously undocumented Mayan city, but now, experts are expressing their doubts about those sections of land, reports the Metro.
In fact, Geoffrey Braswell, an anthropologist with the University of California, San Diego, told Gizmodo that the area in Campeche, Mexico, might be being used to grow a common drug; he is quoted as saying, “They’re either abandoned cornfields, or active marijuana fields.”