Archaeologists in Mexico are providing guided tours of sites, known as "archaeological windows, whereby inaccessible buried ruins can be viewed via glass-covered shafts.
Original source: Yahoo News. [404 Check: was link to http:/ / news. yahoo. com/ s/ ap/ 20070331/ ap_ on_ re_ la_ am_ ca/ mexico_ window_ archaeology_ 1;_ ylt=ApCIrUYzdbbUB5B3_ fgUBzQdl. 0A, anchor: Mexico opens windows on buried treasures]
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