Maya Aztec

If you're looking for a captivating collection of Inca myths, then pay attention.... This audiobook includes four captivating manuscripts: Maya Mythology, Aztec Mythology, Inca Mythology, and Central American Mythology.

Mesoamerican History — Ancient Civilizations — Maya History — Aztec History — Pre-Columbian America — Archaeology and Lost Cities — Mythology and Sacred Knowledge — Indigenous Heritage Step into the worlds of the Maya and the Aztecs without confusion, exaggeration, or dry academic language. Maya and Aztec Civilization Unveiled is a complete 4-book journey through two of the most fascinating civilizations of the ancient Americas. From the rise of sacred cities and powerful rulers to calendars, gods, rituals, conquest, survival, and rediscovery, this box set guides readers ...

Aztec Mythology - Maya Mythology - Inca Mythology - Mesoamerican History - Ancient Civilizations - World Mythology - Pre-Columbian History - Ancient Legends Long before Europeans ever crossed the Atlantic, three extraordinary civilizations built empires of stone, blood, and myth across the Americas, and their gods were as vast and unforgiving as the mountains and jungles they ruled. Mythology of the Ancient Americas Explained takes you into the sacred worlds of the Aztec, the Maya, and the Inca, where the sun demanded blood, twin heroes outwitted the lords of death, and a golden empire ...

You'll want to read this book for yourself because it has been hit hard by those who try to suppress the truth about cultural diffusion. When you read this short analysis of the 'Dresden Codex,' you will see evidence of a secret that had spanned the globe's cultures. This book is a mind-bending contemporary interpretation of the infamous Maya manuscript, jam-packed with stunning (but troubling) revelations and killer twists on iconology. We track a confirmed secret through the 'Dresden Codex'--but also speculate a mite on its possible secondary messages (beyond the official astronomy ...

The acclaimed, New York Times-bestselling chronicle of the discovery of the legendary lost civilization of the Maya In 1839, rumors of extraordinary yet baffling stone ruins buried within the unmapped jungles of Central America reached two of the world’s most intrepid travelers. Seized by the...

Explore the mesmerizing origins of the Aztecs, discover how a wandering desert tribe came to rule much of present-day Mexico, and investigate the spectacular–albeit somewhat depraved–culture that set their civilization apart.

If you want to discover the captivating history of Mesoamerica, then check out this four-in-one audiobook. You'll learn all about the Olmec, Zapotec, Mayan, and Aztec people. 

Shares new documents to expose the sinister alien influence in world governments, financial systems, and scientific institutions throughout history Shows how Eisenhower’s treaty with the Greys, signed at Holloman Air Force Base in 1954, gave the aliens authority to abduct humans for...

Do you know that the Mayans believed that the Earth was flat with four poles supporting the sky? Or that the Inca Emperors were thought to be the direct descendant of the sun god himself? The early Mesoamericans were a mysterious bunch. In this audiobook we will dive deep into their world of Myths and captivating stories of the creation of the world, adventures of heroes and even love stories between goddess and mortal.

The greatest city in the ancient Americas kept one secret better than any other: who ran it. Around the year 400, a planned metropolis of perhaps 125,000 people stood in the highlands northeast of modern Mexico City — bigger than Rome's rivals, gridded like a modern capital, dominated by pyramids on a scale nothing in Europe could match. Its obsidian moved across Mesoamerica. Its warriors toppled a royal dynasty seven hundred miles away. And yet we do not know what its people called it, what language they spoke, or the name of a single ruler. Even “Teotihuacan” is borrowed — the ...

Before the Aztecs. Before the Maya. Someone had to be first — and we don't even know their name. In 1862, a laborer clearing jungle in Veracruz uncovered what he took for a buried iron kettle. It was the top of a colossal stone head: a human face nine feet tall, carved from a single forty-ton boulder of volcanic basalt, hauled sixty miles across swamp by a people who had no wheels, no draft animals, and no metal tools. Seventeen of these heads have now been found. They are the calling cards of the Olmecs — the first civilization of the Americas. Three thousand years before Cortés, in ...

Stripped of her rights for refusing to assimilate, sixteen-year-old Philadelphia Smyrna escapes Earth’s religious containment camps when her father is summoned to work on Mars. The remote research base seems like a haven of tolerance—until she discovers it’s the same base where her brother mysteriously died two years before. Searching for answers, she stumbles into a hidden lab and uncovers terrifying experiments for an apocalyptic weapon. The scientist in charge has cruel plans for Earth, and he will kill to keep his secret hidden.

The pyramid did not begin, or end, in Egypt. From the Mississippi floodplain to the highlands of Java, from the deserts of Sudan to the reefs of the Pacific, human societies across five continents independently piled earth, stone, brick, and coral into ordered heights. Pyramids Beyond Egypt is a wide-angle field guide to that global family of monuments, a journey that asks not which pyramids look most like Giza, but what raised, ordered mass has always done for the people who build it. Travel to: Cahokia's Monks Mound, earthen heart of a vanished North American city Teotihuacan and Tikal, ...

Travel back to a thousand years before the Aztecs, when volcanos obliterated cities, impelling the survivors to find a place of safety. These survivors built the largest city in the Americas and one of the world’s top seven megacities. They erected the highest pyramid in Mexico and apartment compounds for 125,000 people. Teotihuacan stood out as Mesoamerica’s leading metropolis from the third to sixth century CE. Its multi-ethnic population developed coast-to-coast trade, extending south to Central America.

Beneath golden skies and among sacred pyramids, the Maya and Aztec peoples lived in harmony with the cosmos. Ceremony of the Sun opens a radiant gateway into the ritual world of two of Mesoamerica’s most spiritually profound civilizations. From solar celebrations to offerings for rain gods, this book explores how ancient peoples wove divine rhythm into everyday life. 🌞 Discover: The spiritual meanings behind solar festivals, equinox rites, and ceremonial calendars Mythic figures like Huitzilopochtli and Kinich Ahau and their connection to celestial cycles Sacred rituals, temple dances,...

Many ancient civilizations have influenced and inspired people in the 21st century. The Greeks and Romans continue to fascinate the West today. But of all the world's civilizations, none have intrigued people more than the Mayans, whose culture, astronomy, language, and mysterious disappearance all continue to captivate people.

Inside, you'll explore rituals, sacrifices, and societal structures that may challenge your beliefs. If you're brave enough to listen, you'll walk away with a deeper understanding and appreciation of Mesoamerica’s vibrant heritage. Learn about the Olmecs, Zapotecs, Mayans, Aztecs, Incas, and others. Discover their spiritual beliefs, religion, architecture, agriculture, medicine, and social systems.

Trace the dark, sensory food history of a bitter rainforest seed that fueled global trade and conquered the modern world. Perfect for your commute, this immersive journey transports you to the Mesoamerican jungles where cacao was worshipped as a divine elixir. Experience the intoxicating blend...

WITH PHOTOGRAPHS THROUGHOUT Some ceremonies still performed today have remained unchanged for over 40,000 years. What did their keepers know that science is only now confirming? Every fact is drawn from academic research and documented institutional data. This True Verified Facts book delivers 500+ traditions and rituals from every corner of the planet, built to educate, entertain, and arm you with knowledge worth retelling at any table. Inside This Book: The folk songs that predicted meteor showers a thousand years before astronomers wrote them down African talking drums whose messages can...

Central and South America were full of great civilizations. This book discusses five of the most famous: the Olmecs, Toltecs, Aztecs, Incas, and Maya. These civilizations first showed up in Central and South America over 1,000 years ago, and some descendants of these tribes are still living in these regions today!