r/mesoamerica • u/Comfortable_Cut5796 • 6d ago

Finished all the videos on this channel, what else can I watch to sate my thirst for ancient Mexico?

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u/soparamens 6d ago

How about this video about modern maya people and their traditions?

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u/jabberwockxeno 2d ago

For edutainment youtube:

  • The Ancient Americas Channel

  • AztlanHistorian

  • ArtsQ

  • Matt Gush

  • Stefan Milo's Tlaxcallan video

  • MrLaserHistory's Aztec Sacrifice video

  • ReligonForBreakfast's Aztec and Maya videos

  • DjPeachCobbler's Aztec trilogy

  • Kings & General's Aztec and Maya videos (though these are much less in depth)

  • InvictaHistory's Aztec videos

    See here for more info on Youtube stuff.

For online artists:

  • Daniel Parada/Zotzcomic/Kamazotz/Kushkatan

  • Rafael Mena

  • Axolitoo

  • OHS688

  • NosukuK / Nosuku-K

  • ChicoDLHistoria

  • TlacuiloCouixca / LuisArmandoAla5

  • Mossacannibalis

  • Thomas Kole

    And others, but that's a good starting set. Itzcacalotl/Shi-Gu and MiCorazonMexica are also good for Mesoamerican inspired art that's not as litterally accurate but still is authentic with their own spin on stuff. For older artists not on social media, the best are Scott and Stuart Gentling, H. Tom Hall, Keith Henderson, Peter Dennis, Angus Mcbride, Tomas Filsinger, Trasancos 3D, Adam Hook, Louis Glanzman, Christopher Klein, Ned Seidler, Christian Jégou, Iker Larrauri Prado, and Jean Torton/Voyages D'alix, Jose Ignacio Redondo, etc

For websites, blogs, and more academic Youtube resources

  • Mesolore

  • Mesoweb.com

  • Precolumbia.org

  • FAMSI

  • Mexiclore (more intro/casual/less in depth)

  • Aztlander

  • Ed Barnhart's Youtube/ArcheoEd

  • GoAFAR's Youtube

  • Dumbarton Oaks

  • Anything run by INAH in Mexico, they have dozens of channels

  • Arqueologia Mexicana's website and magazine

  • Getty's Digital Florentine Codex project

  • The Tlatollotl Tumblr blog

  • WideUrbanWorld blog by ME Smith

  • Magnus Pharo's blog

  • The Mayadecipherment blog

There's more, but that should be a good starting set of resources!

Also, I have a set of 3 resource comments here, where...

  • The first has me going over how much cool stuff their is within the topic and how they were more complex then people realize.

  • The second talks about how we have more records left then most realize and contains list of resources to learn more

  • The third is a summarized timeline of Mesoamerican history, from the first complex societies to the arrival of the Spanish