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Palenque and the Ancient Maya World | Nat Geo Live
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OMG, I am sure a lot of people after watching this video just want more. I mean both of them are great but David Stuart has this quiet passionate luxurious way of transmitting the fabulous wonders of the Maya people. David explanations of Palenque are marvelous, i hope and i am sure many people too, would wish somebody somewhere, will do more videos of David Stuart´s precious descriptions of mayan archeology. He definately is a door opener to the mysteries of those amazing mayas. Thank u David.
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On my way for the 4th time -first time in 1971 - again in 1986 and about 10 years ago
Looking forward to revisiting it with all the new insights from this video ... and other research
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Gracias a Dios que los pinches Españoles no destruyeron estas obras de arte.
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What a great history of the Egyptians of Central & South America. Who knew! The Curators of this talk are fabulous, Many thanx! 😊
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this was an awesome video for me, i missed Palenque though. now that i have watched this video , i feel i am working hard to get back now... just going to even the most modest mayan ruins can send wonderful shivers down my spine
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I got into the Maya because of a book by George Stuart that I bought from my neighbor at a yard sale for 50 cents. Because of that I became fascinated by The Maya and this fascination has taken me all over Mexico and Guatemala to visit ruins and learn more. I hope to one day meet David Stuart and thank him for having a father that opened up a wonderful world to me.
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Beautiful! I visited Palenque in 2011!
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amazing that Schlieman was there. Got to see Pakal's tomb in Mexico city, @ the wonderful museum there, while visiting Teotihuacan.
Great talk.
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David Stuart is the man! Juicy Juice! His father is ultra-cool too. People who get to get near him are the luckiest to me. He's really an inspiration and he has driven me nuts since high school and I'm in my forties. Man O Man Man on Man!
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Amazing lecture. Most educational. Thank You.
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Fue sorprendente ver a David dibujando y entendiendo glifos a los 13 años. Otra mente brillante! Y emocionante llevando las cenizas de Tatiana Proskouriakoff a Piedras Negras. Thanks David!
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I have been to the site 2 times. I love Mexico. Once it was around Xmas time and it was so hot.
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I enjoyed this and learned a lot! Thank you!
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The city of Palenque was known by more than one name. One of them was Tok Tan, meaning Cloud Centre. Perhaps it was named that way because the city was build on the edge of a mountain. Another name is Lakam Ha. This one is much more appropriate I think. Lakam Ha means Great Water. In and around Palenque are various springs and creeks that flow through the forest. The Classic Maya name for the Palenque 'empire' is called B'aak. B'aak means 'bone' or 'captive' in Classic Maya.
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Nice indepth info and commentary on MAYAn Civilization. Bravo
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Love his video! Tks NG
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Fantastic lecture
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Homo sapiens got the Leakeys - the Maya got the Stuarts. It's a great priviledge to find a video of these two gentlemen, amid all the non-sensical videos about the so-called Mayan prophecies.
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awesome... I LOVE HISTORY..
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@edwardpamintuan
10 months ago
I am in Palenque right now. Come visit the ruins and spend a day in the rain forest. Then, afterward, you can stay in one of the many luxury resorts minutes away from the ruins. Amazing place and awesome people.
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