Chac Mool.
‘A short essay on the history of the Mesoamerican Chac Mool and the use of Psychic Archaeology in its discovery.’
The Chac Mool (or Chacmol) is one of the most iconic artefacts of the Mesoamerican region and has a folklore which reaches the region of the Antilles.
The enigmatic figure was first discovered and named by Augustus Le Plongeon and his wife Alice Dixon in the late 19th Century, who’s highly intuitive work led to influential discoveries about the Maya culture in general and the relationship between the psyche and folk memory.
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The Chac Mool (or Chacmol) is one of the most iconic artefacts of the Mesoamerican region and has a folklore which reaches the region of the Antilles.
The enigmatic figure was first discovered and named by Augustus Le Plongeon and his wife Alice Dixon in the late 19th Century, who’s highly intuitive work led to influential discoveries about the Maya culture in general and the relationship between the psyche and folk memory.
︎︎︎ Read in Full
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