A Maya Indian man pulls a box containing the bones of a dead relative into an ossuary in the village of Pomuch in Mexico's Yucatan peninsula, October 26, 2013. Local Maya Indians visit the graves of their relatives during an intimate annual ritual preceding the Day of the Dead, which falls on November 1 and 2. REUTERS/Victor Ruiz Garcia (MEXICO - Tags: RELIGION SOCIETY TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY) 

A Mayan priestess prepares for ceremonies marking the Mayan new year in Guatemala City late February 21, 2010. Picture taken February 21, 2010. REUTERS/Rodrigo Arias (GUATEMALA - Tags: SOCIETY) 

Performers take part in an exhibition game of Maya Ball during an intercultural event in Guatemala City April 22, 2009. REUTERS/Daniel LeClair (GUATEMALA SOCIETY) 

An indigenous Maya Tzutuhil man votes at a booth in a polling station in Santiago Atitlan, some 175 km (109 miles) west from the capital November 4, 2007. Guatemalans voted in a tight presidential election on Sunday that has split the country between left and right over how to fight a big surge in violent crime. REUTERS/Oswaldo Rivas (GUATEMALA) 

Maya Indian Litzy Moo, 7, looks at the bones of her grandmother in a small wooden crate on top of a newly embroidered cloth in the village of Pomuch, in the southwest Mexican state of Yucatan, some 838 miles (1349 km) from Mexico City, October 29, 2006. In the village of Pomuch, Maya Indians clean the remains of late loved ones during an intimate annual ritual preceeding the Day of the Dead. Picture taken October 29, 2006. REUTERS/Jennifer Szymaszek (MEXICO) 

Firefighters recover the body of a small child buried in the mud in the Mayan Indian village of Panabaj, Guatemala October 8, 2005. Around 1,400 people died under a huge mudslide in the Guatemalan village of Panabaj that was triggered by torrential rains from Hurricane Stan, the fire brigade said on Saturday. REUTERS/Daniel LeClair Pictures of the month October 2005 Pictures of the Year 2005 

A GUATEMALAN MAYAN QUICHE MAN CARRIES A SMALL WOODEN COFFIN WITH THE REMAIN OF HIS RELATIVES KILLED IN 1982 IN GUATEMALA.


A Guatemalan Mayan Quiche Indian man carries a small wooden coffin containing the remains of his relatives, killed in a massacre in 1982 in Xolcuayl, Guatemala, February 02. In February 28, 1982, a military patrol killed 99 people in the highland village of Xolcuay, some 90 miles north west of Guatemala City, during the country's 36-year civil war. Thanks to a grant by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Dutch government, the Guatemalan Foundation for Forensic Anthropology (FAFG), exhumed and buried the remains of 35 people. Human rights groups believe there are hundreds of clandestine cemeteries in Guatemala stemming from the Guatemalan army's "scorched earth" counter-insurgency campaign.
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