Uncorrupted Hand of Saint Teresa de Jesus. Gilded silver inlaid with precious stones, 16th century. It was the hand of Spanish nun and poetess Saint Teresa de Jesus, which was extracted after finding it was so well-preserved during her body's exhumation [510x1080]2yr ⋅ K_Josef ⋅ r/ArtefactPorn
Fungi swallowing a piece of trunk. Probably from the family Polyporaceae. (Happy New Year btw!)3yr ⋅ K_Josef ⋅ r/mycology
Can we all agree Lady Wak Chanil Ahau was probably the basedest warrior queen of the Ancient Americas?1yr ⋅ K_Josef ⋅ r/DankPrecolumbianMemes
It's your time Argentina 🇺🇾🧉 to make something right and kick M*xichangos 🤢🐵 asses1yr ⋅ K_Josef ⋅ r/2latinoforyou
I hope this gringa stays broke, so she'll be coming back to spend more money here1yr ⋅ K_Josef ⋅ r/2latinoforyou
¡Chale! ¡No mames pinche wey! ¡La neta, eso no esta padre pinche cabron! ¡Chanfle! ¡Traete tantito las caguamas!1yr ⋅ K_Josef ⋅ r/2latinoforyou
Maria Leopoldina, future empress of Brazil, had to get the job done2yr ⋅ K_Josef ⋅ r/memeingthroughtime
Or for almost any other native American culture that made anything3yr ⋅ K_Josef ⋅ r/DankPrecolumbianMemes
One of the greatest wonders of ancient engineering of which almost no one talks about: first superhighway system of the world at El Mirador region3yr ⋅ K_Josef ⋅ r/DankPrecolumbianMemes
Be careful or bring your machete if you're going to say that, they're dangerous1yr ⋅ K_Josef ⋅ r/2latinoforyou
One of the differences between Spanish from Spain and Spanish from Hispanic America3yr ⋅ K_Josef ⋅ r/Spanish
¡Venezuela numero 1! Way ahead of us! We still lots to learn from their overlord Maduro!1yr ⋅ K_Josef ⋅ r/2latinoforyou
Canada de la Virgen archaeological zone (modern-day Guanajuato). Built by the Toltecs during the Classic and later occupied by the Otomi1yr ⋅ K_Josef ⋅ r/mesoamerica
Substructure with bird motifs, Holmul (modern-day Guatemala, Late Preclassic)1yr ⋅ K_Josef ⋅ r/mesoamerica
Cuauhcalli Temple at Malinalco, one of the largest monolithic temples in the Americas2yr ⋅ K_Josef ⋅ r/mesoamerica
UNESCO World Heritage Sites Buildt by The Spanish Empire outside Spain, January 20213yr ⋅ K_Josef ⋅ r/MapPorn
Temple 33 of Tikal, at the North Acropolis. It was 33 m tall (for reference, taller than the Temple of Kukulcan of Chichen Itza'), and was dismantled in 1965 by the archaeological team in a controversial decision to study its inner structures (Photo by William Coe, 1963)3yr ⋅ K_Josef ⋅ r/mesoamerica
A lot of families fled when the Haitians entered Santo Domingo in 1821. President of Haiti, Jean-Pierre Boyer emitted a decree in 1823 to allow the families descendant of Spanish return to the island in the following months, but they didn't8mo ⋅ K_Josef ⋅ r/2latinoforyou
