The major archaeological cultural phases in Pre-Columbian Mexico include Olmec, Monte Alto, Monte Albán, Maya, Teotihuacan, Michoacan, Zapotec, Jalisco, Nayarit, Colima, Mezcala, Chupicuaro, Veracruz, Tarascan, Mixtec, Tula, Toltec, Casas Grande, and Aztec.
The Maya civilization area is divided into three zones: northern lowlands, southern lowlands, and highlands, encompassing present-day countries such as southern Mexico, the Yucatan Peninsula, Belize, Guatemala, western Honduras, and northern El Salvador.
Within this cultural landscape, an exquisite array of Pre-Columbian artistry awaits. Visitors will have the opportunity to view and appreciate a distinguished collection that includes pottery imbued with centuries-old craftsmanship and intricately carved stone artifacts that evoke the region’s profound spiritual and ceremonial practices. This curated selection aims to connect viewers with the depth and diversity of Mesoamerican heritage, celebrating the enduring legacy of its people and their unparalleled artistic achievements.