Mexico Soul
Jeanine KitchelMexico Soul provides on the scene insights, travel trends, resources, reviews, and stories from a Mexico insider.
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Food Historian Sophie Coe Took on America's First Cuisines From the Maya to Aztec and Inca
Illustration depicting Mesoamerican milpa system, by Alberto Beltrán. 1958
Hola Amigos! Thank you for being here! There are so many unsung heroes and heroines in this world sometimes it’s hard to decide who to write about. Allow me to intr...
The Lost World of Quintana Roo, How Michel Peissel Walked the Yucatán, and My Call to Adventure
Hola Amigos! Six degrees of separation—me and Michel Peissel, the explorer fantastico who walked the Quintana Roo coast in 1958 shortly after graduating from an Ivy League school and before jumping into a life in finance, or so he planned....
Diego Rivera's Mexico City Museum Holds His Expansive Pre-Columbian Artifact Collection and More
Hola Amigos! Diego Rivera was truly a renaissance man. With diversity in so many creative areas, he ticked off all the boxes. His lifelong dream was to have a museum dedicated to elevating his country’s Indigenous roots. He well accomplishe...
Remarkably Preserved Ancient Maya City Uncovered by Lidar in Southern Mexico
What Minanbé might have looked like, centuries ago. (Image One World Affairs).
Hola Amigos! Thanks for being here! Archeology may well be the scientific study of the human past through recovering what remains, but in the Maya world, new tw...
The 1973 Palenque Round Table That Cracked the Maya Hieroglyphic Code
Palenque pyramids (Photo JourneyWonders.com)
Hola Amigos! Today I want to share how the Maya code was broken. Though a long line of scholars tried to crack it, I believe three separate incidents were tantamount to bringing about the final...
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Step into the world of Mexico, the Maya and the Yucatán from a Mexico insider who bought land, built a house and opened a bookstore in a fishing village on the Mex-Caribbean coast.
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