 Unfortunately, archaeologists cannot currently determine if it was one of these groups, or some other unnamed group.The site today is found on top of the hill known as Cerro Palenque (232 meters above sea level), above the town of Santiago, near the confluence of the Ulua, Humuya (Comayagua) and Blanco rivers, and on several hilltops to the north.It is located some 40 kilometers from the city of San Pedro Sula in Honduras.