Category Archives: Blog affairs

Happy 1st Birthday to TCMAM

Posted on 13/10/2011 by judugrovee

TCMAM turned 1 year old!!!!! Nobody came to the party, because it was already two days ago! One year and two days ago it was, that the article What is wrong with the Mayan Calendar? was published. Shame on me, … Continue reading →

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Wissenschaftlicher Artikel anlässlich der “Bild”-Schatzsuche – und TCMAM ist dabei

Posted on 17/08/2011 by judugrovee

(This is the German version of the last article about the citation of TCMAM in a scientific article. For the English version, have a look here.) Ich freue mich sehr, berichten zu können, dass die THIG-Berichterstattung über die Maya-Schatzsuche der … Continue reading →

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TCMAM was cited in a scientific article regarding the BILD treasure hunt

Posted on 17/08/2011 by judugrovee

I’m very excited to tell, that the THIG-report of TCMAM has been covered in a scientific article about the BILD treasure hunt earlier this year and the need for a social media strategy of scientific bodies. The article was written … Continue reading →

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TCMAM goes Twitter

Posted on 07/03/2011 by judugrovee

The internet revolution arrives at TCMAM. From now on, you also have the possibility to follow The Complete Mesoamerica (and more) on Twitter. To do so, please go to http://twitter.com/tcmam. All the articles will be tweeted there and also some … Continue reading →

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Happy New Year 2011

Posted on 01/01/2011 by judugrovee

TCMAM wishes all the dear readers a wonderful year 2011. As we approach closer to 2012 now, the need for facts about the Maya and other Mesoamerican cultures will increase. Thanks for all the support and interest in MesoAmerica an … Continue reading →

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