Discover what could be a Mayan city of 1,100 years in Georgia

Researchers have found several structures that could have been built after a Mayan migration to the area 1,100 years ago. They have come to the Mayan area fleeing hardship. Among the locals was more than a mountain known for its strange geometric shape and the legends that against him. Now might be a Mayan city located south of the United States, in the state of Georgia. Since 1999 the University of Georgia Kenimer burrow into the Mound, a small hill in the mountains, which has now revealed some of what could be a Mayan city with 1,100 years old and could have been founded by Mayans who have fled Mesoamerica trying to leave behind the plagues, droughts , famines, wars and natural disasters, according to the newspaper The raw story . The discovery could explain the "disappearance" of the Maya have so far been found numerous masonry walls forming terraces and irrigation systems very advanced and discover relics that have enabled the complex was inhabited for a long time and for about 1,100 years. The researchers even dare to venture a name for the city, Yupaha, a mythical city that already tried to find the Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto in 1540. If confirmed that the ruins belong to the Mayan culture that might explain the sudden disappearance of this civilization, which would have moved in a hurry , creating and leaving behind large migrations cities built in countries like Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, and others.