Finding the longest cave in the world, including treasure

The world's largest flooded cave has been found. It is located in the Gulf region of Mexico, Yucatán Peninsula.
Detective archaeologists and divers have confirmed the location of the 116-mile cave in the region. The new cave discovered may include the treasure of the ancient Maya community. It seems to be so. News Newsweek's
In search of the hidden caves, the divers were conducting raids in the region for a long time. Archeologists working under the water were also present. The new cave is in between the two caves lying beneath the water. In one word, the 116-mile cave connecting between the two caves. The twin cave is going to get a new name very soon.
The new name is Jack Acaton.
Note that Peninsula's reputation as a mysterious Gulf region is in Mexico. The Great Maya Aquifar Project (GAM) team is working on search for the mystery. Team members have long been under the peninsula water for the mystery. The fact that the new cave discovery is undoubtedly the biggest achievement of the team. This new cave will represent the world's largest archeology mine. Thinks of GMM Director The GAM team discovered the history of the ancient inhabitants of America, in the same way as the cave discovered. It can be found in the ancient Mayan culture evidence.