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Explore the fascinating world of Mayan women and learn about their rich heritage. Discover inspiring stories of resilience, creativity, and empowerment from the vibrant Mayan culture.

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Maya women hairstyles, Daniel Parada

Hairstyle of Maya women in the classic period.

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Beautiful young woman dressed in traditional mayan clothes dancing...

Beautiful young woman dressed in traditional mayan clothes dancing with a smoke creating object during a traditional dance performance.

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Lady of the Mayan court, Pedro Rafael Mena

This reconstruccion represents either a Noblewoman or possible Courtesan (according to Dr. Stephen Houston) pertaining to the court of the Kingdoms of either Tikal or Ik during the classical period. This composite piece is not based of one single source but rather several ceramic and mural evidences located throughout the Peten, dated towards the Mayan classical period between 200 and 800 d.C. You can observe aesthetic attributes distinctive of the prehispanic mayan people such as an…

Classical Period

Apocalypto (2006): Filmmaking Meets Archaeology – Dragon Lord, Mayan People, Maya Civilization, Maya Art, Mayan Cities, Mayan Art, Ancient Maya, Mayan Culture, Ancient Mayan

Apocalypto (2006): Filmmaking Meets Archaeology

Despite being fascinated by Central American history during the pre-contact and contact eras, I put off watching Apocalypto (2006) because 1. Mel Gibson (awful human being) directed it, and 2. I re…

Maya Civilization

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In the ancient Mayan civilization, there was a goddess named Ixchel. She was known as the goddess of fertility, weaving, and childbirth. Ixchel was often depicted as a woman wearing a jaguar headdress or as a jaguar herself. Jaguar Headdress, Mayan Gods, Native American Face Paint, Aztec Artwork, Mayan Civilization, Goddess Of Fertility, Mayan Tattoos, Lake Monsters, Aztec Tattoo Designs

Ixchel | Mayan Gods | Series 01

In the ancient Mayan civilization, there was a goddess named Ixchel. She was known as the goddess of fertility, weaving, and childbirth. Ixchel was often depicted as a woman wearing a jaguar headdress or as a jaguar herself.

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Young woman in Mayan dress posing by statue of Sun God at Mayan ruins of Kohunlich. Yucatan, Mexico. Mayan Dress, Aztec Culture, Mayan Art, Mexican Heritage, Mexican Fashion, Mayan Culture, America Latina, Aztec Art, Mode Boho

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Young woman in Mayan dress posing by statue of Sun God at Mayan ruins of Kohunlich. Yucatan, Mexico.

Shannon Cartrett

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Killer Photos of the Sacred Mayan Journey

A photo journal of the Sacred Mayan Journey hosted by Xcaret in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. Ancient ceremony to receive a divine message from Goddess Ixchel

Brady Linderman

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Mayan Women Goddesses

I recently read an article about new discoveries made by Shankari Patel, an anthropology graduate student at the University of California-Riverside, which states that Mayan women were in fact powerful leaders within the society. No glass ceilings existed for the Women of pre-columbian Mexico, how powerful is that? In Mesoamerica there were both female doctors and female authority figures. Mexico, Black Nonbinary, University Of California Riverside, Female Doctors, Mayan Women, Glass Ceilings, Aztec Civilization, Authority Figures, Graduate Student

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I recently read an article about new discoveries made by Shankari Patel, an anthropology graduate student at the University of California-Riverside, which states that Mayan women were in fact powerful leaders within the society. No glass ceilings existed for the Women of pre-columbian Mexico, how powerful is that? In Mesoamerica there were both female doctors and female authority figures.

Black Nonbinary

University Of California Riverside

Aztec Civilization

Authority Figures

Graduate Student