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BALos últimos 4 códices mayas 🧐😮 ¿Qué códice te gustaría conocer?
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TOTenemos un “códice” de Tezcatlipoca. 🦅🐆
El espejo negro que humea ⚫️🪶
Ahora Amoxtli Tezcatlipoca, antes Códice Fejervary Mayer se encuentra en el museo del mundo de Liverpool en Inglaterra. 🌬️🔥
Esperamos pronto tener mayor información sobre el acceso digital.
Muchas gracias al Dr. @jshergonz y la Dr. Meghan por la información brindada y la colaboración que se está haciendo.
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THThe Maya civilization flourished in Mesoamerica for over two millennia, reaching its peak during the Classic Period (250–900 AD). Known for their vast cities, advanced knowledge, and complex society, the Maya developed one of the most sophisticated civilizations of the ancient world.
Maya cities such as Tikal, Calakmul, Palenque, and Chichén Itzá featured monumental pyramids, palaces, and temples aligned with astronomical events. The Temple of the Inscriptions at Palenque houses the elaborate tomb of the ruler K’inich Janaab’ Pakal, whose jade burial mask is one of the greatest artifacts ever discovered in the region. The Maya also built vast reservoirs, elevated roads, and terraced fields, demonstrating their mastery of engineering and agriculture in challenging environments.
The Maya calendar system was one of the most precise in the ancient world. They used a 260-day ritual calendar (Tzolk’in) and a 365-day solar calendar (Haab’), which interlocked in a cycle known as the Calendar Round. They also developed the Long Count Calendar, which allowed them to record historical events over thousands of years. Their understanding of mathematics included a base-20 numerical system, and they were among the first civilizations to use the concept of zero centuries before it appeared in Europe.
Maya hieroglyphic writing, the only fully developed script in pre-Columbian America, was carved on stone monuments, painted on ceramics, and recorded in codices. The surviving Dresden, Madrid, and Paris Codices contain astronomical calculations, ritual cycles, and predictions. The Maya ballgame, a ritualistic sport played on massive stone courts, was not only entertainment but also a deeply symbolic event often tied to religious beliefs and even human sacrifice.
Unlike a unified empire, the Maya world consisted of independent city-states, often engaged in political alliances and warfare. Cities like Tikal and Calakmul were fierce rivals, leading to conflicts that shaped the course of Maya history. The inscriptions at sites like Yaxchilán and Dos Pilas record detailed accounts of royal conquests, dynastic struggles, and even the capture and sacrifice of enemy rulers.
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AR¿Listo para una lección exprés de palabras en maya antiguo?
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Los glifos fueron tomados del siempre confiable catálogo de Alexandre Tokovinine 🙌🏾❤️
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JU800 AD -- Every year, at the exact moment of the spring equinox, a serpent made of light descends the pyramid. The Maya built this on purpose.
Chichen Itza, the great city of the northern Yucatan, was one of the most powerful cities in the Americas at the height of the Maya civilization -- a metropolis of perhaps 50,000 people surrounded by dense jungle, with a skyline dominated by the massive step-pyramid known today as El Castillo, the Temple of Kukulcan.
Kukulcan was the feathered serpent god -- the Maya equivalent of the Aztec Quetzalcoatl, a deity of wind, wisdom, and the boundary between earth and sky. And the pyramid built in his honor was not merely a temple. It was a machine for tracking time.
The pyramid has four staircases, one on each side, each with 91 steps. Multiply by four, add the top platform: 365 -- exactly the days of the solar year. But the real magic happened twice annually at the spring and fall equinoxes. As the sun set, the angle of light hit the nine terraced platforms of the pyramid at precisely the right angle to cast a series of triangular shadows along the northern staircase -- creating the unmistakable illusion of an enormous undulating serpent descending from the heavens to merge with the stone serpent head at the pyramid's base.
For thousands of people gathered in the plaza below, watching the god descend from the sky in shadow form, it must have seemed like the world itself had been designed just for them.
The observatory at Chichen Itza, called El Caracol, had windows precisely aligned with Venus risings. The great ball court was designed so that a whisper at one end could be heard clearly at the other -- 500 feet away.
The Maya did not build temples. They built instruments for understanding the cosmos.
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CO@claudiaroman1 Claudia nos modela un hermoso maxi vestido quetzal KUKUUL , medallón y sombrero Serpiente KAAN Codices Mayas / Baaxal Maya creación de @veronica_guerra_de_alberti_ Guerra de Alberti enColaboración con @_n.rostova_ Rostova durante el Global Day en Renaissance Cancún Resort & Marina #culturamaya #fashion #fashionblogger #diseñosexclusivos #fashionstyle #rfinds
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_HBy 1500 the Mayan civilization was weakening from its heyday 400 years before but was still a powerful kingdom.
The Maya were 100’s of communities that formed a cohesive civilization focused around agriculture, spiritual devotion and scientific development. Covering a vast area from Mexico to El Salvador, they developed the most sophisticated written language of any Pre-Columbian people. At it’s height it included sprawling cities of connected districts with innovations including causeways, fountains of running water, water filtration systems that fed a highly developed agricultural network, astronomy, architecture and mathematics as well the most advanced calendars ever created.
They dressed in rich combinations of dyed cotton and yucca mantles, animal skins, feathers, and elaborate jewelry made of jade, gold, silver, shells, stones, bone, bark and obsidian, with nobles wearing carved wooden helmets for special occasions.
The collapse of the Maya was likely due to a perfect storm of political and environmental issues that led to internal warfare, though the arrival of the Spanish in 1502 would mark a much more painful period. Like the Aztecs, what might have begun as an exciting meeting of people soon deteriorated as the Spanish desires to take resources and impose their religion and culture on the people resulted in a long period of war and colonization.
By that time, in current-day Guatemala, the K’iche’ people, led by the young Tecun Uman, were holding power tenuously. To their north the Aztec people had expanded to form a powerful kingdom, to their south the Incan empire ruled the western coast, Europeans had brought new diseases, and Charles V sent Hernán Cortés to advance his causes in the Americas.
Tecun Uman died in battle in 1524 as the conquistador Pedro de Alvarado, dispatched by Cortés, advanced on the K’iche’ city of Xelaju [ Quetzaltenango ]. He was 25 years old. The city was razed to the ground by the Spanish.
Like most indigenous people, the Maya are still very much alive today, using a combination of ingenuity, political engagement and adaptation to survive. Their people still comprise the largest indigenous group south of Mexico.
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TLMayan Eclipses
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MILos mayas no desaparecieron; abandonaron su grandeza por razones que aún desafían a la ciencia. Tras alcanzar una precisión astronómica sin precedentes, sus centros de poder fueron entregados al silencio de la selva mesoamericana. Exploramos el ciclo de un imperio que dominó el tiempo antes de ser consumido por él, desde su máximo esplendor hasta su súbito colapso. #Mayas #HistoriaAntigua #Arqueologia #Misterios #mesoamérica
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HUconoce los secretos de los mayas !! #ufologia #ovnis2023 #positivevibes #constance #abundancia #mayas #maya #civilization #viralvideo #viralreels #viralpost #viralpage #antiguos #matrix #piramides #piramidesdeteotihuacan #yucatan #yucatanmexico
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THAztec Mythology Episode 1: Quetzalcoatl Part 1
Sources can be found in the pinned video on my profile
Art is ai and done by midjourney
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COEl error más grande sobre los mexicas… es este.
Durante siglos se dijo que eran brutales.
Que mataban sin sentido.
Pero eso es solo una parte de la historia.
Para ellos… el universo dependía de esos actos.
Sin sacrificios… el sol no salía.
Y el mundo terminaba.
Entonces dime… ¿era crueldad… o supervivencia?
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