En los confines de la Selva Lacandona.

The article presents an introductory study on the Mexican archaeologist Enrique Juan Palacios and his contributions to archaeology in Mexico. Palacios was recognized for his research and discoveries at archaeological sites such as Ameca, Tajín, and Yohualinchan. Although his main work, "En los confines de la Selva Lacandona," is not widely known, he also contributed to the monograph of Tenayuca in 1935. The article highlights the collaboration of eight scholars in a work on the archaeological site of Santa Elena Poco Uinick, encouraged by Enrique. It also mentions the importance of preserving the site in Zapatista territory and praises the contribution of Haydee López Hernández in reviving Enrique's memory. [Extracted from the article]