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The Tizoc Stone

By Mark Stuart Leave a Comment Sep 22

The Stone of Tizoc. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) The Tizoc Stone was first discovered on December 17, 1790 C.E beneath the Plaza de la Constitución in Mexico City.  Mexico City has many ancient treasures under its modern buildings and streets, as it « Continue »

The Mystery of Muwaan Mat

By Mark Stuart Leave a Comment Sep 21

(Photo credit: Wikipedia) The complicated glyphs of the Mayan people left behind priceless information about their rulers and history.  Although much still remains to be discovered, glyphs on the Temple of Inscriptions in Palenque reveal a ruler « Continue »

Ancient Pottery from Teotihuacan Still Contains Pulque

By Mark Stuart Leave a Comment Sep 21

Patecatl, God of Pulque (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Scientists took more than 300 pottery shards from the ancient Aztec city of Teotihuacan and ground them into a powder in order to better study what the pottery contained.  After scanning the powder « Continue »

Mayan Ruins in Mexico Some of the Best in the World

By Mark Stuart Leave a Comment Sep 17

When most Western people think about ancient ruins, they tend to think about Europe and South America.  However, Mexico has some of the most significant and incredible ruins in the world.  One civilization that left impressive ruins in Mexico were « Continue »

Things We Have Today Thanks to the Ancient Aztecs

By Mark Stuart Leave a Comment Sep 16

When the Spanish arrived in modern-day Mexico, they were amazed at the complexities of Aztec life.  The Aztecs lived in a completely different world with a variety of new food and treasures.  The conquistadors were impressed by the Aztecs’ « Continue »

Mexico Boasts Astounding Genetic Diversity

By Mark Stuart Leave a Comment Sep 15

It turns out that the genetic meaning of “Mexican” is quite complicated.  The wide array of indigenous populations means that a Seri from the Gulf of California area would be as genetically different from a Lacadon Maya from near Guatemala as a « Continue »

Interesting Mayan Facts

By Mark Stuart Leave a Comment Sep 10

The Mayans have a rich and varied culture.  Here are just a few interesting facts about the Mayan people: 1. Mayans Had Advanced Writing and Books – The Maya, like the Egyptians, wrote in hieroglyphs.  They covered their cities with the hieroglyphs, « Continue »

Volcanic Ash Gave Ancient Mayan Cities Life

By Mark Stuart Leave a Comment Sep 8

Tikal For a long time researchers have wondered how ancient Mesoamerican metropolises thrived on land with poor soil that could barely sustain crops.  Now, experts believe that the Mayan cities that prospered received a steady and frequent ash « Continue »

New Technology inTheme Parks

By Mark Stuart Leave a Comment Sep 5

There was a time when a simple roller-coaster was considered high-tech, but theme park patrons now expect something a little more advanced.  More and more theme parks are turning to new technology to give visitors a fun-filled time, such as the « Continue »

Disney World Welcomes Marvel Characters at Theme Park

By Mark Stuart Leave a Comment Sep 1

The movie “Guardians of the Galaxy” was a smash-hit this summer, and Disney has used it as an opportunity to feature the characters at its popular Florida theme park.  This is the first time ever that Disney World has hosted Marvel characters. The « Continue »

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