Arkeogato’s Unbundling the Past
Zac LindseyArt and ancient history from the Americas with a focus on the Maya people of Mexico and Central America.
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Opichen: A Shattered City
Maya cities were massive. Thanks to lidar, we’re starting to understand just how massive, but it’s possible to look around the Yucatan Peninsula and find evidence of the scale of the Maya civilization even without fancy tech.
One example...
How many people did the Aztecs sacrifice?
Human sacrifice. It’s not a very nice thing to do.
That said, when we talk about human sacrifice in the Americas, we often repeat centuries-old propaganda. Even ChatGPT will tell you that as many as 10,000 to 80,000 people were sacrificed...
Soup for the soul and tamales for the road
Although they’ve got similar roots and are often conflated, the U Janal Pixano’ob ceremonies in the Yucatan Peninsula and central Mexico’s Dia de los Muertos aren’t the same. For one, Janal Pixan is a month long!
If you’re curious about t...
Memes Archaeologists Hate: Sex and skeletons
Welcome to “Memes Archaeologists Hate”!
Here’s an anti-trans meme I saw recently that drove me nuts, not just because it’s hateful but because it’s wrong.
Pictured: Stupid meme is stupid.
For the last fifty years or so, serious archaeolo...
Cinco de Mayo: That ol' "fake" holiday
Cinco de Mayo: Mexican Independence Day, where a large group of people in serapes and mustaches took to the streets to slam tequila shots and shoot their six-shooters into the air until Spain fled.
I think most people know that’s not a co...
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I’m an unabashed subjective historian. I hope to make you love or hate ancient kings you've currently never heard of. I write historical profiles and in-depth studies of ancient art, usually about pre-Hispanic Mexico and Central America.
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