estrada belli was lucky to find this frieze.doesn't make for especially easy archaeology. 100 years ago, an archaeologist from harvard first came to holmul and discovered these temples, but he missed the oldest carving which dates all the way back to 350 bc. the notes were rather incomplete because the archaeologist died shortly after working here, by a mysterious disease that he contracted here. he returned from here with a massive sore on his nose which never healed. that's what happens with this bug. eventually he died, he never finished his reports. it was actually published by one of his friends at harvard, posthumously. they forgot to mention this tunnel, and he had found the window of an earlier pyramid and stopped. so, we kept digging and there's this massive carving that explained what the temple is all about. so are these beetles still around? yes. 0h, great! it's called the assassin bug. good, i'm glad we're going in now. welcome to the underworld. it even made a sound. turn the light on. watch your step. we're going