The stone disk, used to keep score during a ball game, dates back to the late 800s or early 900 A.D.
an iconic ancient city in Yucutan, Mexico, and dates back to the late 800s or early 900 A.D.
It was found during an archaeological did in the Casa Colorado, or"red house" of Chichén Itzá, by Lizbeth Beatriz Mendicuti Pérez. The dig was coordinated by archaeologists Francisco Pérez Ruiz and José Osorio León.
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