El Pilar Community Creek Trail
Subtitle: life returns to the forest : an interpretive historical trail
Publisher: Friends for Conservation and Development
Published: 2000
Place of publication: [Belize]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 32
Subjects: Guidebooks; Mayas; Social life and customs
Other titles: Pilar community creek trail
Description: "El Pilar Archaeological Reserve is a cultural monument representing the greatness of the ancient Maya. This civilization peaked during the period 250 A.D.-900 A.D. After the ancient Maya, the area was occupied again in the early 1900's. The land was used for farming, logging and chicle extraction. Eventually a community developed, but with the establishment of El Pilar Archaeological Reserve in the 1990's, the recent settlers abandoned the site."
Notes: "July 2000."

"El Pilar Community Creek Trail ... is a historical representation of the customs and livelihood of the last settlers who lived here [in the 1900s]"--P. 4.