Guatemala's Tikal National Park - Animals and Plants
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Guatemala's Tikal National Park - Animals and Plants
Narrated by:
Patricia L. Lawrence
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Patricia L. Lawrence
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Radio host and travel guide Patricia L. Lawrence visits the Tikal National Park, the ancient and archeological treasure in Guatemala that dates at least to the Mayan civilization and may even be as old as 1000 B.C.
Famous for its many pyramids, temple remains, and thousands of other ancient monuments, the always inquisitive and friendly Lawrence chats with a local guide, Carlos, who explains the many wonders of Tikal and the new discoveries still being made in this extraordinary place of significant cultural significance.
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