An authoritative survey of Angkor and the Khmer civilization that incorporates revelations from new discoveries that are completely rewriting history.
Michaela Coel Libros
Michael D. Coe fue un arqueólogo y antropólogo estadounidense, reconocido por su extensa investigación sobre la civilización Maya. Sus contribuciones académicas avanzaron significativamente nuestra comprensión de esta antigua cultura. El trabajo de Coe profundizó en sus complejas estructuras sociales, su intrincada escritura jeroglífica y sus profundas creencias cosmológicas. Dio vida al mundo Maya para una audiencia más amplia a través de sus escritos atractivos y autorizados.
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Breaking the Maya Code
- 304 páginas
- 11 horas de lectura
Presents the inside story of one of the major intellectual breakthroughs of our time - the great decipherment of an ancient Maya script revised with the advanced developments. This title features 113 illustrations that provide details about the people and texts that have enabled us to read the Maya script.
Chewing Gum Dreams
- 64 páginas
- 3 horas de lectura
First Published in Great Britan by Oberon Books 2013.
The Maya
- 320 páginas
- 12 horas de lectura
Featuring stucco sculptures at El Zotz and Holmul, this book includes the discovery of an underwater cavern of the earliest known occupant of the region, the Hoyo Negro girl, and evidence for the first architecture at Ceibal.
Mexico
- 256 páginas
- 9 horas de lectura
An introduction to the regions ancient civilizations. It explores how several spectacular new discoveries have thrown more light on the Olmec culture, Mexicos earliest civilization.
While Europe was buried in the Dark Ages, the Maya were producing astonishing sculpture, stelae and wall murals, as well as building magnificent temples, tombs and ball courts. This book pairs the leading Maya scholar and world's finest photographers of ancient sites to trace the rise and fall of Mayan civilization through its great royal cities.