Category Archives: Deciphering

What about those inscriptions in Guatemala referring to 2012?

Posted on 02/07/2012 by judugrovee

After a long time, I want to continue this blog with a short and rough article about the recent discovery of insprictions in Guatemala. The media says they are very important for the topic of 2012 and I’m sure many … Continue reading →

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National Geographic covers David Stuart and Palenque

Posted on 22/08/2011 by judugrovee

Anyone who didn’t find his way to the YouTube-Video of National Geographic Live! – “Palenque and the Ancient Maya World” definitely needs to go there right now. It’s a 40-minute video with lectures of George and David Stuart. You might … Continue reading →

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What do anthropologists think about the 2012-phenomena?

Posted on 16/08/2011 by judugrovee

I came across an interesting interview with John W. Hoopes, anthropologist at the University of Kansas. In it, he approaches the 2012 phenomena from the anthropologic point of view. You can find the whole interview here. However, I want to … Continue reading →

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Your name in Mayan glyphs

Posted on 09/12/2010 by judugrovee

Today, I want to give you the possibility to write your name in Mayan glyphs, or simply mess around with glyphs. It’s a fascinating thing to do and it raises your understanding of glyphs in general, even though you don’t … Continue reading →

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Mixing Maya and Quechua

Posted on 06/12/2010 by judugrovee

The foreign secretary of Bolivia, Mr. David Choquehuanca, gave an interview recently. In it he talked about the results of the World Conference of the nations on climate change and the rights of Mother Earth in Cochabamba, Bolivia of April … Continue reading →

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