Home Tags MesoAmerica

Tag: MesoAmerica

FALL 2019 | The Saga Of The Snakes

The Archaeological Conservancy -
0
An artist’s depiction of the Hohokam gathered at one of their ballcourts. Credit: Artwork by Rob Ciaccio, Courtesy Archaeology Southwest.

The Mystery Of Hohokam Ballcourts

The Archaeological Conservancy -
0
Germán Ramírez Jiménez (left) excavates a brick inside a structure as Lane Fargher looks on. Credit: Lizzie Wade.

The Lost History Of Tlaxcallan

The Archaeological Conservancy -
0
This four-hole ocarina, which came from northwest Costa Rica, is shaped like a mythical animal. (c) President and Fellows of Harvard College, Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology. PM# 976-59-20/24969.

An Instrument For The Ages

The Archaeological Conservancy -
0
Carved stone slabs from a building on Monte Albán’s Main Plaza show people performing autosacrifice and invoking their ancestors. Credit: Arthur Joyce.

A Tale Of Two Cities: Religion In Ancient Mexico

The Archaeological Conservancy -
0
Henderson leading an Archaeological Conservancy Tour at Caana Pyramid a part of Caracol Mayan Ruins, Belize.

Traveling Professor Henderson’s World of the Ancient Maya

The Archaeological Conservancy -
2
Pueblo Bonito is Chaco Canyon’s largest great house. A number of macaws, which are thought to have been imported from Mesoamerica by Chaco’s upper class, were found here. Credit: Chaz Evans.

Chaco’s Upper Class

The Archaeological Conservancy -
0
A petroglyph near the site of Las Crucitas, Honduras that Chris Begley believes may represent a feathered serpent. Credit Chris Begley.

A Lost City Found?

The Archaeological Conservancy -
0
© Copyright 2015- Archaeological Conservancy