[36:00] Tikal's standing stone stelae representing rulers (which would get smashed and buried when conquered) seems similar to the famous Olmec standing stone heads representing rulers (which got defaced and buried as if when conquered)
Because Latin American is made up of Spanish, Portuguese and French colonies, and these countries speak Romance languages that are based on the ancient Latin language.
I think those swimmers you were talking about are the hero twins. If you look at the right swimmer. I'm his back his father's head. Isn't that in the story.
[36:00] Tikal's standing stone stelae representing rulers (which would get smashed and buried when conquered) seems similar to the famous Olmec standing stone heads representing rulers (which got defaced and buried as if when conquered)
personified buildings should make a comeback
Yeah done that, Trump Tower, for a pathetic example.
Please do graphic design history!
Looks like the Sistine Chapel
Yaxchilan was so atmospheric
Pshyco active plants were obviously part of the cultural diet, at least the artists diet anyway.
I wonder why this fascinating lecture got only 2.4k views where a stupid song will have millions of views
42:36 You confused Structure I and Structure II here. But otherwise great.
If you are calling Mayan art "latin" thne you don't know anything, it's mesoamerican.
I want to know how they Latinos they got that name when Spaniards came to conquer them 1492
What do you mean?
Latinos are castillas and mestizos even gringos, indigenous are not latinos, plain and simple. Latin was the padres lingo.
Because Latin American is made up of Spanish, Portuguese and French colonies, and these countries speak Romance languages that are based on the ancient Latin language.
@@davidrave563 You are forgetting that english is a latin language too
No straight lines.
I think those swimmers you were talking about are the hero twins. If you look at the right swimmer. I'm his back his father's head. Isn't that in the story.