Maya Research Program
The Maya Research Program is a 5013c non-profit that sponsors anthropological research in Belize. Academic credit and scholarships are available.
The Maya Research Program is a U.S.-based non-profit corporation (501c3) that sponsors archaeological and ethnographic research in Middle America. Each summer since 1992, we have sponsored archaeological fieldwork in northwestern Belize and ethnographic fieldwork in Mexico. Participate in one of our archaeological projects, live in a Maya village, help conserve a Maya city, or tour the Maya world
07/21/2026
As Session Three comes to a close, we also mark the end of the Maya Research Program's 31st archaeological field season.
To all of our Session Three participants—and to everyone who joined us throughout this field season—thank you. Your curiosity, dedication, teamwork, and enthusiasm made this summer an incredible success. Every lot completed, every artifact processed, every unit documented, and every dataset collected has contributed to advancing our understanding of the ancient Maya.
None of this would have been possible without the hard work and commitment of our students, volunteers, staff, and collaborators. It has been a privilege to share this experience with each of you, and we are grateful for the energy, passion, and friendships that made this season so memorable.
As we wrap up another successful summer in the field, our work is far from over. The weeks and months ahead will be filled with artifact analysis, data processing, research, and preparing the discoveries from this season for publication and future study.
Thank you for making our 31st field season one to remember. We wish everyone safe travels home and all the best in your future adventures. We hope to see many of you again in the seasons to come!
Until next year—thank you for helping us continue doing what we love: science!
06/29/2026
As Session Two came to a close on Sunday, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to each and every one of our participants!
Thank you for bringing your curiosity, dedication, and collaborative spirit to the MRP. Your hard work helped move our research forward with every data point collected and every artifact processed! We couldn't have accomplished so much without your enthusiasm and commitment. It has been a pleasure sharing this experience with you, and we wish you safe travels and all the best in your adventures ahead.
This week, our team is looking forward to attending the Belize Archaeology Symposium in San Ignacio during our brief break—a great opportunity to connect with colleagues and share the exciting work happening at the MRP.
As one session ends, another begins! We're excited to welcome Session Three on July 6 and can't wait to meet our newest team at the research station next week. Safe travels to everyone joining us—we're looking forward to another incredible session and continuing doing what we love: science!
06/14/2026
Thank you Session One for all your hard work, dedication, and enthusiasm for science!
We made great progress across all operations thanks to your efforts! We wish you safe travels and appreciate everything you contributed during your time with the MRP!
We look forward to welcoming Session Two to the research station tomorrow! Safe travels to all!
06/01/2026
We are looking forward to welcoming Session One to our 31st archaeological field season in northwestern Belize this afternoon! Safe travels to all!
05/04/2026
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04/20/2026
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03/27/2026
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