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Comparing ritual worlds: Sacrifice and reciprocity in Melanesia and Mesoamerica
Here it is folks. For all of those who have been waiting to finally see some substance behind the grandiloquent hints at grand comparativism between both culture regions. Upcoming seminar talk for tom… more →
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GEOGRAPHY OF THE NEPHIHAH CAMPAIGN
FireTag wrote 2 weeks ago: I’ve spoken in an earlier post here about the importance to the Restoration movement (and spec … more →
[es] 20-22 nov, Ocotal, Nicaragua: Encuentro Político Itinerante de Reflexión y Acción de la lucha de los Pueblos y Movimientos Mesoamericanos
akwesasnecounterspin wrote 3 weeks ago: Encuentro Político Itinerante de Reflexión y Acción de la lucha de los Pueblos y Movimientos Mesoame … more →
What Time Is It? Oaxaca or Teotitlan Time
ValleyGirl wrote 2 months ago: There is a curious practice of going by a different clock in Teotitlan del Valle. For years, now, I … more →
Land of the Five Suns
brainiacbooks wrote 3 months ago: Today’s book is Land of the Five Suns (Looking at Aztec Myths and Legends), by Kay McManus. Ha … more →
The Oracles 333 By Deborah Simpson
yvonnemason wrote 3 months ago: A limited collection of poetry written through means of given words rather than deliberate thought. … more →
mexican bat mask
stephanietamez wrote 4 months ago: this is one of the images on a sleeve i have been working on that also includes a jaguar mask and do … more →
The Taino Would Know 2012
2012on1221 wrote 4 months ago: summer solstice 2009 Summer solstice, June 21, was on a Sunday this year. Grace Boulay’s blog began … more →
Dante and the multilayered model of the Mesoamerican cosmos
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Johan Normark wrote 5 months ago: Readers of this blog may by now know that I am skeptical to the Mayanist, often uncritical, use of e … more →
Mesoamericanist quote of the day: on knowledge before language
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Johan Normark wrote 5 months ago: “We can to some degree participate in some of the non-verbal knowledge of this kind that was held by … more →
Huitzilopochtli
mcsportinggoods wrote 7 months ago: I saw that Huitzilopochtli was mentioned earlier this week and I had to get some Aztec pictures on h … more →
Woden's Day Wisdom: Hero Twins, Original Ballers
Kevin Garcia wrote 7 months ago: Long before we began to worship athletes on TV, long before the invention of basketball – heck, befo … more →
Ethnographic analogies in archaeology
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Johan Normark wrote 8 months ago: A common method in Mayanist studies is that of analogical reasoning in order to explain past human b … more →
Comparing ritual worlds: Sacrifice and reciprocity in Melanesia and Mesoamerica
salul wrote 8 months ago: Here it is folks. For all of those who have been waiting to finally see some substance behind the gr … more →
Wii Carnitas
tacodiaries wrote 9 months ago: Two many patterns & palettes! Spending time with peers over good food and playing games never ge … more →
Ancient North Americans drank chocolate
eideard wrote 9 months ago: Chocolate residues left on ancient jars mark cacao’s earliest known presence north of what is … more →
The reception of Amerindian perspectivism in Mexico
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salul wrote 11 months ago: Having covered some basic background information regarding the Mesoamerican regional tradition of sc … more →
The state of Mesoamerican studies (a personal view)
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salul wrote 11 months ago: Tamoanchan...a hard core divine being Reflecting on the four lectures by EVC mentioned in the prev … more →
Perspectivism meets Mesoamerica
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salul wrote 11 months ago: In the past month we had the uncommon and very stimulating opportunity to attend a series of lecture … more →
Top LDS Authors and Top LDS Books
mormonstuff222 wrote 1 year ago: . Two great selections of LDS Books. One of the greatest things that exists in the eternal scheme o … more →
