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THEI Selected Short Subject: NationalGeographic ~ Diving in a Sacred Maya Cave (Video)

September 26, 2013 / dgcrenshaw / No comments

THEI Selected Short Subject

Featured Image: Mayan piramid clip art. CREDIT: aztec baktun (science) SOURCE: www.baktun.org (Public Domain0.

From youtube uploaded by NationalGeographic

Published on Aug 8, 2013

Altar, worship house and sacred sundial—to ancient Maya, natural wells called cenotes were all these and more. Diving in a cenote near Chichén Itzá, photographer Paul Nicklen snaps pictures of National Geographic Emerging Explorer and underwater archaeologist Guillermo de Anda as he explores an otherworld strewn with Maya offerings, from pottery to human bones.

Learn more about de Anda and his discoveries in National Geographic Magazine:
http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/201…

Dig a LITTLE DEEPER ~ THEI Archive: “Mayan”
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Ruins of Maya City Discovered in Remote Jungle (W/Video)

June 22, 2013 / dgcrenshaw / No comments

Featured Image: Lost City in the jungle. SOURCE Unknown.

From Live Science By Megan Gannon, News Editor

Date: 20 June 2013 Time: 04:39 PM ET

An entire Maya city full of pyramids and palatial complexes has been discovered in a remote jungle in southeastern Mexico, archaeologists report.Covered in thick vegetation, the ruins were found in Campeche, a province in the western Yucatán peninsula that’s littered with Maya complexes and artifacts. The newfound site is dubbed Chactún, and it stretches over roughly 54 acres (22 hectares). Researchers think the city was occupied during the Late Classic Maya period, from roughly A.D. 600 until A.D. 900, when the civilization mysteriously collapsed. . . . Read Complete Report

From youtube uploaded by newsbro19· on Jun 21, 2013

Dig a LITTLE DEEPER THEI Archive: “Lost Cities“.
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Oldest Maya Sun Observatory Hints at Origin of Civilization (+) Passage to the Maya Underworld – Ancient Civilizations (Video Documentary)

April 28, 2013 / dgcrenshaw / No comments

Featured Image: Drawing from the panel of the gods at Palenque. color sketch of the supreme ruler of priests and Maya. SOURCE.123RF (Royalty Free)

From Live Science

Oldest Maya Sun Observatory Hints at Origin of Civilization

Stephanie Pappas, LiveScience Senior Writer
Date: 25 April 2013 Time: 02:01 PM ET
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…”The finding at a site called Ceibal suggests that the origins of the Maya civilization are more complex than first believed. Archaeologists hotly debate whether the Maya — famous for their complex calendar system that spurred apocalypse rumors last year — developed independently or whether they were largely inspired by an earlier culture known as the Olmec. The new research suggests the answer is neither.” . . . Read Complete Report
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From youtube uploaded by impincusa on Sep 21, 2011
Passage to the Maya Underworld – Ancient Civilizations

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National Geographic Latest News: Maya “Underworld” Observatory Revealed (Video on-sight Report)

December 26, 2012 / dgcrenshaw / No comments

from National Geographic

© 2012 National Geographic; video courtesy Donald Slater

Maya “Underworld” Observatory Revealed

December 14, 2012—In a cave in Mexico’s Yucatán, a National Geographic explorer reveals what is believed to have been an underground observatory for witnessing the zenith passage of the sun.

Published on Dec 15, 2012

Just one more amazing solar observatory from an extremely advanced civilization.

 

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12/18/2012: The Oopa Loopa Cafe

December 18, 2012 / rickosmon / No comments

12/18/2012: The Oopa Loopa Cafe

 On Today’s Show

Interview with Tom Johnson, RE: Great Serpent Mound Conference This Weekend

The Mayas in America, the time of the Sun Lords

The Mayas in America, a story within a story

2 From Temerity Magazine

China cracks down on “slay red dragon” doomsday cult

Library of Congress Posts 700 Civil War Photos to Flickr

Low water exposes century-old shipwreck on Grand Haven’s Harbor Island

Researchers Find First Evidence of Ice Age Wolves in Nevada

Unraveling the Causes of the Ice Age Megafauna Extinctions

Early 17th Century Jamestown Cellar Yields Well Preserved Ovens

Christmas gifts that could invade your privacy

And more

Starts LIVE at Noon Eastern / 9 AM Pacific 

So click on the player in the right column or go to www.htn21.com (if you use the “pop out” player, you can continue to surf the other great content here on the Hollow Earth Insider without interrupting the TV show)
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DAILY TIMES EDITORIAL: 12-12-12: Last of the triple crown dates

December 12, 2012 / dgcrenshaw / No comments

from Daily Times

Published: Tuesday, December 11, 2012

While doomsayers are predicting the end of the world nine days from now, there is an exclusive group of adolescents who are too busy celebrating to notice them.

They are the children born on Dec. 12, 2000. They are celebrating their 12th birthdays today — the 12th day of the 12th month of 2012.

This triple-12 date has inspired everything from a “12-12-12” fundraiser for Hurricane Sandy victims by celebrities at New York’s Madison Square Garden, to a “Maya Marriage of Many” on Mayan ruins in Belize.

According to the organizers of the group wedding – featuring 12 couples, of course – the ancient Mayans considered 12 a number of strength, conviction, absoluteness and finality. . . . Read Complete Report

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Researchers Unlock Ancient Maya Secrets With Modern Soil Science

November 26, 2012 / dgcrenshaw / No comments

from Science Daily

ScienceDaily (Nov. 12, 2012) — After emerging sometime before 1000 BC, the Maya rose to become the most advanced Pre-Columbian society in the Americas, thriving in jungle cities of tens of thousands of people, such as the one in Guatemala’s Tikal National Park. But after reaching its peak between 250 and 900 AD, the Maya civilization began to wane and exactly why has been an enduring mystery to scientists.

 Writing in the Nov.-Dec. issue of theSoil Science of America Journal(SSSA-J), an interdisciplinary team led by Richard Terry, a Brigham Young University soil scientist, now describes its analysis of maize agriculture in the soils of Tikal . . . . Read Complete Report
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MAYAN BONES REVEAL PAINFUL END (+) Maya Museum opens in Cancun

November 16, 2012 / dgcrenshaw / No comments

from Discovery News

Analysis by Rossella Lorenzi
Wed Nov 14, 2012 09:44 AM ET

Evidence of the miserable life lived by the Maya during the Spanish conquest of the 16th century has emerged in an ancient settlement of Mexico’s east coast, as archaeologists unearthed dozens of infant skeletons with signs of malnutrition and acute anemia.

Found in the recently opened archaeological site of San Miguelito, in the middle of the hotel chain area of Quintana Roo, near Cancun, the human burials were excavated within 11 housing buildings dating to the Late Postclassic Mayan Period (1200 – 1550). . . . Read Complete Report

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from USA Today
Maya Museum opens in Cancun

By Jayne Clark, USA TODAY

3:22PM EST November 15. 2012 – A $15 million museum has opened in Cancun, just in time for the end of the world.

If some interpretations of the Mayan calendar are correct, the world will come to a screeching halt Dec. 21. So consider the debut of Cancun’s Maya Museum not only a tribute to the ancient civilization that once occupied this part of Mexico and beyond, but a vote of confidence that the sun will rise on Dec. 22. . . . Read Complete Report

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Tomb of Maya Queen K’abel Discovered in Guatemala {W/Video)

October 7, 2012 / dgcrenshaw / No comments

from Science Daily

ScienceDaily (Oct. 3, 2012) — Archaeologists in Guatemala have discovered the tomb of Lady K’abel, a seventh-century Maya Holy Snake Lord considered one of the great queens of Classic Maya civilization.

The tomb was discovered during excavations of the royal Maya city of El Perú-Waka’ in northwestern Petén, Guatemala, by a team of archaeologists led by Washington University in St. Louis’ David Freidel, co-director of the expedition. . . . Read Complete Report

from youtube

Published on Oct 3, 2012 by 

Tomb of Maya queen K’abel discovered in Guatemala

WUSTL archaeologist David Freidel, PhD, professor of anthropology in Arts & Sciences, was part of a team that discovered the tomb of Lady K’abel, a seventh-century Maya Holy Snake Lord considered one of great queens of Classic Maya civilization. . . . Text posted with video at youtube

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Earliest Use of Mexican Turkeys by Ancient Maya (W/Video)

August 12, 2012 / dgcrenshaw / One comment

I have long maintained that the Turkey should be the United States official bird as opposed to the Eagle.  After, all it was the meat of the turkey that filled the bellies of the first European raiders in the country.  The Eagle was picked because it represents power . . . aggressive power, but the turkey was, without argument the first most important American bird to the first settlers. . .EDITOR 

from Science Daily

ScienceDaily (Aug. 8, 2012) — A new University of Florida study shows the turkey, one of the most widely consumed birds worldwide, was domesticated more than 1,000 years earlier than previously believed.

Researchers say discovery of the bones from an ancient Mayan archaeological site in Guatemala provides evidence of domestication, usually a significant mark of civilization, and the earliest evidence of the Mexican turkey in the Maya world. The study appears online inPLoS ONE.

The discovery of the turkey bones is significant because the Maya did not use a lot of domesticated animals. . . . Read Complete Report

from youtube

Turkey: The Other National Bird

Uploaded by  on Nov 20, 2011

In this special Thanksgiving episode, Nevin and Brandon tell the story of how the turkey almost became The United States of America’s national bird instead of the bald eagle (if Ben Franklin would have had his way that is). . . Text posted with video

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