Arqueomayagt

The censers of Mayapan are truly unique in importance and technique. Beauty in details and conservation is wholly unique in all the maya area. Researchers have determined that some of these censers in addition to representing mayan gods are also associated with deities in the center of Mexico, this product of a mixture of cultures […]

Anthropomorphic figure, and hollow moulded, depicting a man playing a trumpet snail. The character is sitting with crossed legs, has slanted eyes, ears, elongated, and lack of clothing and hair. Wears earmuffs circular and face decorated with yellow lines and red.   Period: Late Classic Period Dimensions: Height: 23 cm; maximum Width of shoulders: 15

Figurine-whistle in the shape of a seated woman, as if you were pensive, with his right hand under the chin and the left posada in the knee. She wears a dress with edge fringe. Her hair looks a hairstyle with trim staggered, typical of the region of the Usumacinta River or Passion. Period: Classical Origin:

Achondroplasia was very well-seen by the maya, far from being regarded as a problem, it was a characteristic of noble beings and divine. People with achondroplasia often appear in the ancient maya art, as were members common and important of the royal courts. Some scholars have suggested that his especially close relationship with the maya

Figurine whistle with the figure of a woman sitting. With his left hand he holds a fan in the round with a handle. She wears a dress neck rectangular openings in the arms and a border decorated with a band of triangles and edge trimmed with symbols IK – Collar of accounts tubular, earrings and

How it looked Palenque during the classical period? Palenque, without doubt, was one of the cities most beautiful of the classic period, was the seat of the kingdom Baakal and home of one of the kings most famous of the maya history: Pakal the Great. The artist Anxo Miján Maroño in collaboration with NatGeo and

This beautiful vessel tripod is a good example of the kind of art that was practiced in the south coast of Guatemala during the pre-classic (the vase was created close to the year 500 Bc). This area was very prosperous during those years and was the headquarters of large urban centers that are often overlooked

This is just another example of the skill and delicacy of the figurines from the island of Jaina in Campeche, Mexico. This figure is quite interesting and enigmatic, we see a man sitting in the lotus position with a mask in his lap. The mask is interestingly very similar to his own face. This could