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Guillermo de Anda
Explorer @National Geographic
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WORK HISTORY
Explorer @National Geographic
Exploración e investigación del Acuífero de la Península de Yucatán y su relación con el ser humano y el medio ambiente.
EDUCATION
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
SKILLS
ABOUT GUILLERMO DE ANDA
Guillermo de Anda is a Mexican archaeologist focusing on underwater cave exploration. De Anda coordinates several archaeological research initiatives as a National Geographic Explorer and Researcher for INAH. He is the director of the \"Gran Acuífero Maya Project,\" which investigates the relationship between cenotes (natural sinkholes) and human activities in their environment.He has published numerous articles on his specialty in human bones and the complex mortuary practices associated with cenotes. The National Institute of Anthropology and History of Mexico awarded him an Honourable Mention in Physical Anthropology for his work analyzing bones from the Sacred Cenote of Chichén Itzá. He recently published the book \"Explorations of the Underground World, An Approach to the Great Mayan Aquifer.\"In 2012, De Anda was named a National Geographic Society Explorer, becoming the first Mexican archaeologist to receive this prestigious recognition. Since then, he has collaborated in various magazine publications and programs for its television channel. From 2009 to 2011, he led the underwater archaeology research for the Chichén Itzá archaeological project entitled \"Chichén Itzá, Terminal Classic Community Study.\"De Anda was a university professor and has researched underwater archaeology focusing on cenotes since 1985. He was instrumental in creating the underwater archaeology section at the University of Yucatan, where he taught for over ten years.De Anda is a certified diving instructor specializing in cave and mixed gas diving. In 1988, he received the title of Cave Diving Safety Officer for Yucatan from the National Cave Diving Association.
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