Essays on Tikal

Part, one of these essays the focus of my learning discusses the Basketmaker II peoples living in the northern Southwestern United States in what is now the Arizona and Utah connecting borders. In the lecture series presented, number one of this online course, the information discussed how this band of people living around 600 B.C.E. or 2600 years ago came to the area through migration north from Mexico. Their lives as outlined in the lecture, the PDF about Unit 9 of the course, as well as the unit chapter on “The Story of Maize” explained how living in the ...

Mayan

Mayan The Mayans is one of the greatest civilizations that ever existed. They have a culture that is rich of traditions. They have knowledge’s like their development of their calendar that was beyond the advancement for their era. The greatest question is what happens to the Mayans? This is a question that is countless debated among historians, anthropologists, people inserted in Mayan history and other people. This paper will reflect on one theory of the mystery of what happen to the Mayans. It will also reflect evidence to support this theory. The article from Smithson magazine, “ Secrets ...

Abstract

The paper is dedicated to the Machu Picchu settlement and its religious importance. The work provides an insight into Incas culture and history as well as explains in a more detailed way the religious beliefs of Incas Empire. The paper includes a brief description of worshipping ceremony of the God of the Sun, Inti. Then, it reveals the peculiarities of the architecture of Machu Picchu and those features of the Lost City of Incas that have religious implications. Among them a pyramidal structure of the most city buildings is mentioned. The features of the Temple of the Sun are also described in ...