S3_E5_Moises Morales
Moises Morales was a legend in Mexico. His contributions to our knowledge and the protection of the Maya ruins of Palenque are unparalleled. In this episode, I'll tell you some stories about my dear...
1 Jan 202232min
S3 E4_260 Days in Mesoamerica
The 260 day calendar of Mesoamerica is its oldest and most enduring measurement of time. In this episode I'll explain how it works, what it means to modern Maya people, and how the Dresden Codex cont...
1 Des 202139min
S3 E3_The Mogollon
The Mogollon are a little known ancient civilization of the American Southwest. But you probably know them and just don't know you know them, you know? And if you really don't know them, they're wo...
1 Nov 202142min
S3 E2_TheMoche
The Moche were an amazingly advanced civilization who lived along Peru's northern coast from about 100 to 750 CE. In this episode, I'll explain how I believe that they were monotheistic, worshipping ...
1 Okt 202140min
S3 E1_The Fanged Deity
The Fanged Deity is a ubiquitous character in ancient Andean art. His identity as the same creator deity over thousands of years, through multiple cultures and from Columbia to Chile, is my own poten...
1 Sep 202140min
S2 E5 Ma'ax Na Part 2 and Other Tales
Part two of the last episode. Stories of my 3rd and 4th seasons mapping Ma'ax Na and some other crazy stuff that happened in my career in 1996 and 1997. Support the show Support ArchaeoEd through Patr...
1 Mai 202139min
S2 E4 How I Discovered Ma'ax Na
Back in the 1990's, I discovered the ancient Maya city of Ma'ax Na in the remote jungles of Northwestern Belize. This podcast tells the story of how I did it. Support the show Support ArchaeoEd throu...
1 Apr 202135min
S2 E3_New World Contact Epidemics
The moment of contact between Europe and the Americas in the 15th century brought with it a host of infectious diseases. The result was the spread of epidemics at a scale and speed the world had neve...
1 Mar 202138min
