Mayan Edition
Architecture
Alexander Roberts
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Angel Harris
Imaging falling from them stairs
Sebastian Perez
Palenque
Wyatt White
Temple V Tikal
Hunter Jenkins
North Korea
Gavin Brown
Ek Balam
Jason Long
Levi Garcia
Kayden White
They are not even trying to make it not look like a Potemkin Village
Nolan Davis
>tfw you don't need queue to use the toboggans
Evan Perry
comfy
Hudson Jackson
What's the oldest building in your town/city lads? In Oslo it's this; Gamle Aker Church built in the 1100s
Adam Nelson
It still blows my mind that people were building shit like this in the middle of the fucking jungle without the use of horses or similar beasts of burden.
Ethan Fisher
It actually wasn't the jungle
Alexander Walker
Khami City ruins
Eli Allen
What the city originally looked like
Robert Edwards
Colton Stewart
Isaiah Jackson
Grayson Flores
Andrew Adams
Lucas Ward
Caleb Baker
1530
Aaron Ortiz
not a building, but definitely the oldest structure; a burial mound, possibly Celtic from 7th century
Justin Kelly
pic
Ryan Clark
Teletubbies!
Jason Richardson
You probably be paralyzed and then sacrificed
Dominic Gomez
I suppose I'll post some more Oslo. Parilament building
Brayden Price
City Hall
Jason Taylor
Opera House
Aaron Cooper
Luke Barnes
One of my favorite buildings, incoming comfy Skopje pictures
Jace Harris
Some models of the building
Jayden Anderson
Hudson Hernandez
Brandon Parker
Jaxon Stewart
Modern or Yugoslav era? Also checked
Tyler King
Adrian Carter
Kevin Hall
Swahili architecture
Adrian Reyes
Aiden Roberts
nice
Adam Campbell
A reproduction of what Rosa Lila temple in Copan would've looked like
Jayden Scott
Looks comfty
Jayden Cook
These wall. 1539 b.C
prolocoalatri.it
Hunter Bennett
That's intentional.
Sacrificed bodies were thrown off and rolled down, at least that's what the Aztecs did
Charles Kelly
Mayas didn't throw bodies from the stairs like that. Human sacrifices were uncommon, but all the confusion comes with Mexico's misleading propaganda and shit like Mel Gibson's movies, picrelated is a new "mayan" statue the government placed in Quintana Roo
I recommend reading about Rabinal Achi for having an insight on how sacrifices worked with the maya civilization
Lincoln Peterson
Did the Maya even had things like eagle knights?