Ancient Art Links | Art of the Ancient Americas (Inca, Maya, Aztec) at Metropolitan Museum
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- čas přidán 4. 06. 2018
- CUNY TV presents "Ancient Art Links", featuring "The Golden Kingdoms: Luxury and Legacy in the Ancient Americas" a landmark exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
This exhibition follows the Golden Road, from the ancient Andes in Peru 3000 years ago, and up north to the Aztec Empire in Mexico in the 16th Century. It features 300 pieces of Pre-Columbian art from 52 lenders in 12 different countries, along with new archaeological findings.
These exquisite objects cast new light on the ancient Americas civilizations, exposing the destruction of the Conquistadors, restoring their glorious history to Native American descendants. - Krátké a kreslené filmy
This piece shades light on the treasures of our ancient Pre-Columbian civilization, exposing the destruction of the Conquistadors and restoring their glorious history to Native American descendants.
the Conquistadores did not do anything that the English didn't do in North America. In fact, the english were more brutal than the spanish.
@@zurdoremi They were both equally complicit in the genocide of indigenous people in the Americas.
@@jakewhoskate those were the days of conquest. The Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, Ghenghis Khan, Vikings, they ALL did the same.
@@zurdoremi Whats interesting is that in mesoamerica as well as in North America in the Iriquois Confederacy tribes and entire empires worked out systems of governing that last to today that prevented that sort of violent living.
Both of them ruined their own sides. I sometimes imagine what those places could be like now if they wouldn't have been conquered, destroyed and repopulated by those barbarians. There's no reason to visit that side of the planet because I can find the same people and culture here as well
Observing I suddenly felt the urge to be Erik Killmonger at a museum (black panther)🤔
they are amazing they look in some ways simple but exquisite at the same time so elegant!!!! BRAVO!!!
Cristobal Colón ( not "christopher columbus" ), did not set foot in Central or South America. It was Cortéz and other spaniards who did. Colón did set foot in the Caribean, specifically in the island of Dominican Republic in 1492, then the island of Puerto Rico in 1493.
My mom is a Inca descendant and my dad is a Aboriginal.
I found a gold coin made for hermon cortes show his victory over the Aztec
I hate to say your wrong about some of your facts . but the seven caves of Chicomoztoc have been found in the superstition mountains and they tell a very different story . the seven caves were the birth place of all known tribes of North and south America as far back as the pre-Clovis ,,the city above the caves is almost totally destroyed now but Cibola was a great Zuni city . and the seven caves has a drawing of Cortez on a horse after seeing it I was able to pin down when Cortez was there because the drawing was dated 1535-1537 .and Cortez was in fact in this area at the time looking for the lost city of Cibola ..I have made 6 expeditions to 16 sites and have pictures of all of what I am saying but some things that were found at the sites are amazing .. one is a 15 ton head of a sphinx ,yes I have pictures of it ..I also have a picture of a 10-15 ton square cube or block and i have one the oldest head of Quacoatal heads ever found ...weighing tons ..the shaman of the seven caves were stone workers of all types ...I hope on expedition 7 to open the seven caves for the first time in over 500 years ...and just to make sure there is no confusion ,I am the Blindbowman from upstate NY ....a Sha Ma Chi shaman ,...thank you for your time and hard work Joanne .if you ever need a translator .I can read almost all types of Language of the seven caves and Atlantis ... or what was know to them as the Hive .I am one of the ancient seers a white time walker ......Nov Allah ,Amen ,sha ma chi ,stay safe stay free
tazz11 how can I see your pictures?
sorry I don't show them I have over 700 pictures of the 16 site I was studying...I refuse to give them the wisdom to steel what should remain in the area where it is found ..if I made the site public they would destroy it .its not excepted history ... I am 100% sure of the date of the seven caves I found real evidence that the site is as old as 25,000 BCE ...! there is a very good reason we see those 3 cultures around at the same time . they were the 3 sisters, 3 parts of one world wide culture ..
@@TheBlindbowman wow dude thats amazing, i think thats awesome as fuck, for myself its barely been about a year or 2 that i started learning more about ancient times such as Egypt and now recently of mexico since im born in mexico so i want to knkw what my real roots are and all this new info amazes me, do you know of any good books where i can receive true knowledge about these topics? Im finishing up "fingerprints of the gods" by Graham Hancock right now and i want to continue my research with another book hoping one day to be able to see discoveries such as you have. Thank you so much for doing what you do. Also what does Nov Allah, Amen, sha ma and chi mean??
not to mention it was not "christopher columbus" but CRISTOBAL COLÓN.
I have been drawn into our ancient past since I was very young and the Dresden codex is proof of a once global civilization pre dating the flood with advanced languages,artwork, masonry, and ritualistic belief systems that have n will always be shunned by mainstream media