Is this the lost Mayan city of Yupaha? Historian creates 3D image of 1,000-year-old civilisation in GEORGIA mountains

Is this the lost Mayan city of Yupaha? Historian creates 3D image of 1,000-year-old civilisation in GEORGIA mountains

The Mayans built astonishing temples in Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras - but now some believe the ancient peoples fled their dissolving civilization and ended up in Georgia. Historian and architect Richard Thornton believes a 1,100-year-old archaeological site shows that Mayan refugees fled Central America and ended up in the North Georgian mountains near Blairsville. His astonishing theory is based on the discovery of 300 to 500 rock terraces and mounds on the side of Brasstown Bald mountain that date to 900AD - around the time the Mayans began to die out.