Inside Emblem Glyphs: Tracking Royal Identies at Calakmul & Dzibanche

[@danielawershow9617]

Go to dzibanche you won't regret, it is an amazing archeological site, there were found jade masks more than calakmul, it is believed that is the place where canul dynasty born

[@mikeflowers6278]

Penn Museum often has interesting programs with consistently poor audio. Someone with some audio engineering skills should help them out.

[@urbaneplanner]

fascinating - I visited Calakmul recently and interesting to learn more its history as well some other sites I hadnt heard of

[@NoddyTron]

Really interesting lecture, thanks.

[@pixels2u]

Fascinating information, shame the uni didn't have any staff there capable of providing or requesting audio help. The presenter was obviously unaware, but between the mike being mis-attached and all that bouncing of the laser pointer, going to have to bail at half way in.

[@LindoLanguage]

Great video, much more to think about. Thank you for your interest in Maya writing. I have a few demonstrations on my page.

[@madlycan]

use of microphone is tricky. happens to the best.

[@othellotyrant3152]

I don't remember the name of the archeologist and his wife, living in Mexico and helping translate and also teaching/preserving the Nuatl language with the locals. His first name is Dave/David. He mentioned the Dresden codex and the work of earlier people in helping him complete his translations.

[@jessicamoores181]

Poor audio, can’t hear the speaker. ☹️

[@OldEarthWisdom]

A university can't figure out how to work the audio?

[@jamesmurray3889]

Can't hear anything.

[@stephengent9974]

audio is bad

[@joselay4355]

In resume. We still have no idea!

[@frankpichardo5299]

Jose Lay Well, the language is alive, and these guys can technically decipher a big deal of the writings because of that.

[@solowinterwolf]

Unintelligible due to poor audio and uneven vocal frequently falling to inaudible murmur.

[@Paul-vk3gh]

Cute. You know an ancient figurine of Tlāloc was found in Akron Ohio under 24 inches of soil, right?

[@kenjacobsen1]

This could be really interesting but unfortunately the sound is so bad it's pointless trying to watch it.

[@flightographist]

Rather odd, U Penn Museum should edit the title for correct spelling.

[@charlesb5333]

Have to use cc because he cannot use the mic effectively. Lots of probablies and maybies.

[@lepayen]

"his/her god" is more likely "their god"

[@carlosa.valdez9104]

mins 13,52 to 16 whom else sees a lord with a "messenger from the gods" on his right shoulder?

[@howtech8069]

Some videos belong to Arab civilizations, please include Arabic subtitles in the videos

[@AntzLoks1314]

Antz-that-crawls-on-the-ground ~~ El_lord_de_Aztlan_y_Mexico

[@carloscayetano2980]

Muy bueno, pero por favor la traducción en español (traduction un spanish)

[@georgeeroes256]

lighting poor, lacks explanatory intro

[@NoddyTron]

Every time they include the introduction, everyone complains! They say 'skip the boring intro'! It seems they can't win.

[@mikemegame1]

Slow