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  • Thanks, Bill... Will do, in my voluminous spare time!

  • Hi Mark - Bill Hudson from 2012hoax.org & Fremont Peak. Wanted to give you a shout-out and say keep up the good work!

  • Huge fan of all your work =)

  • thanx for this!

  • Can you please tell me what "Fear" and "Love" is in translation to Maya? Thanks

  • @KillMrFist Funny, the Maya have words for these, but rarely use the word by themselves the way that we do. They say "I love you" or "Don't you love chile con carne?" but the word "love" by itself has little meaning. Xibalba, the Maya underworld, means "Place of Fear", but "Xi", "fear", is not something with much meaning out of context. Did you want to design a tattoo or something?

  • Best Dr Ever

  • First I must say - Nice marketing tactic by keeping your books displayed in the background. :) Secondly - I'm glad you made this video because now I'm really interested in taking your hieroglyphs course at Southwestern next time it is available. Thank you for sharing - Michelle

  • @xINDIANx Sorry, it failed to fill this year; It'll be offered again next spring. Hope to see you!

  • Just ordered your book. You have a way of making accessible and enjoyable what can be overly academic and hence to distant for the average person with a desire to learn.

  • @sky44david Thanks SD! I try... Hope you get something from it. (If you REALLY like it, review it on Amazon!) If you have questions, check out my website at markvanstone (dot) com .

  • Beautiful demonstration, will have to get your book.

  • Love your style, beautiful hieroglyphs, and also enjoyed your book very much.

  • I want to learn more about how to write mayan glyphs, what do you recommend to me? (I’m beginner.) I’d like to see more videos on the internet like these! Very cool! And because my name is Michael, I finaly know how to draw it.

  • @EruveoMac Start with "Reading the Maya Glyphs" by Michael Coe and myself. It's There are also two books by John Montgomery, a "Dictionary of Maya Hieroglyphs and "How to Read Maya Hieroglyphs". Finally there is "Understanding Maya Inscriptions: A Hieroglyph Handbook" by John F. Harris. The bibliographies in these books will lead you to more specific texts. Note these are all for *Reading*... As for *writing* glyphs, just start practicing. Send experts like me your efforts.

  • Thanks for your kind comments....

  • @markvanstone2012 Will it be possible in the future to "reinstitutionalize" Maya writing like a modern language?What I mean is if Maya "hieroglyphs"(like Chinese/Japanese) ever become useful and regain their prestige in the modern world?

  • Thanks for your kind comments....

  • Yes, very nice of you to share!

  • beautiful!

  • THANK YOU for sharing.

  • wow

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