#precolombian

[nancydrewwouldnever]

Unknown Colima Culture Artist, Snarling Dog, ca. 200 BCE - 300 CE, Classic Period, clay (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York)

[tilbageidanmark]

Movie Quotes...

[ariaterramoon]

When I was younger, I really wanted to work on the Southern Realm because I imagined it being filled with Mesoamerican culture and being mostly pre-colombian era vibes.

I never got to it. But I had this whole thing that they were connected with the slugs, similar to Slug Fu. I forget whether or not this idea came before or after Eastern Caverns but it doesn't matter anymore lol

... Omg... The Realm being called Ti Xibalba bcs they originally thought it was the underworld before they realized it is an underworld.

[llucerophotography]

Mayan ruins

Chichén Itzá, Yucatán, México. July 2017. Photo by Lorien Lucero.

[arielism-quotes]

ALIENS IN ACTION IS TERRIBLE NEWS FOR CONSPIRACY THEORISTS —— 🧛‍♂️The Retiring Vampire Column 11/23/20 on MagZuma News. In this column, I explore the alternate narratives of Shamanic Elders, Pyramids and Greco-Roman structures, and what the Jewish sages of the Medieval Time had to say about that. “To know the future, one must learn the past, and when history isn't clear, we must question the narrative, but it does not happen. What actually happens is the deletion and reclamation of Old World structures and alternate histories. Everyone takes part in it. It’s an international sport.” ——Link to the column in bio 🛸🗺🕳🏖 #oldworld #shamans #elders #aliens #ufo #conspiracytheories #shamanicelders #tartaria #jonlevi #mudflood #ancientarchitecture #hiddenhistory #vampires #precolombian #middleages #medievaltimes #sages #jewishhistory #talmood #rambam #ghostbusters https://www.instagram.com/p/CII77qZAmJb/?igshid=61drzvlq9cht

[cargokult]

Lanfan Sauvage #wildchild #snoutpecker #enfantsauvage #museau #mildchild #precolombian #spiritanimal #caninecunt https://www.instagram.com/p/CF_i91rBO5H/?igshid=9p8cznq8drsf

[dix-a-la-proprietaire]

Deer God

[yosoyloqueveo]

aureaetmanus

Chimù gold earflare with multifigure scene: the principle figure, likely a depiction of political leader known as a cacique or lord in sixteenth-century Spanish texts, wears a large crescent headdress and stands on a litter (a type of conveyance used to carry an individual, or individuals), born aloft by two smaller-scale figures with similar, but smaller headdresses.

Date: 1350-1470 AD.

Credits: Metropolitan Museum.