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Cuatlicue – Mother of All Gods
Coatlicue is the mother of all gods of the aztec cementery, and in some way a form of mother earth, mother of huitzilopochtli, the god of the sun and war… The representations of Coatlicue, show the deadly side of this godess, because the earth, beside being […]
NAIA
The 1996 discovery of the 9,000-year-old remains of a hunter—known as Kennewick Man—near the Washington-Oregon border presented an intriguing puzzle to archaeologists studying the peopling of the Americas. While he was clearly an early American, he had a larger skull and a narrower face that projected […]
Archaeoastronomy – Pre-hispanic Astronomers
For a long time now the scientific establishment has shown a resistance and even disregard to the idea of astronomy having been practiced in prehistory. Thankfully, the question of whether astronomy was practiced is now beyond debate, and the doors are open for us to discover […]
Tulum´s most distinguished travelers
Walking back to a tour bus from Tulum ruins after a tour, all the south part of the park was empty (this is very rare and only possible maybe on the off season). I realize the jungle turned so green and so dense incredibly beautiful since […]
Sunken Forheads
While trying to undersand the social structure of the maya, we have found many, but many questions about their practices in order to show hierarchy as example the skulls deformation (distortioned skulls). According to arqueological evidence in several tombs at mayan cities,wich are shown at museums […]