@Creolebway - Some people believe that the Lamanites and the Nephites were indigenous to the America's; but others believe that thay were not. Whether or not they existed at all is the subject of much debate. The Book of Mormon has its own description of them, which I am not qualified to comment on, since I am not a Mormon.
cool videos, cant help but think of STRANGE WILDERNESS as im watching though lol, im finding so little info on theEl Mirador pyramids but your videos helped, thanks
im so into this, i wish next year i can start working on this project, even though i study architecture, this is so important to our culture and history, cheers for the video!
Awesome video! I heard that El Mirador is remote, but this video gave me a true sense of what to expect when I eventually get the courage to try it. Thanks for posting.
I loved the footage, but the only way it would take active people three days, part of which was on a sacbe, to get to El Mirador would be to go via Nakbe, but this was only mentioned later and in passing. The quickest route to El Mirador is via El Tintal and La Florida is what you would normally pass through between Nakbe and Carmelita.
is the lamanites ancient maya? mormon beliefs..
Creolebway 4 months ago
@Creolebway - Some people believe that the Lamanites and the Nephites were indigenous to the America's; but others believe that thay were not. Whether or not they existed at all is the subject of much debate. The Book of Mormon has its own description of them, which I am not qualified to comment on, since I am not a Mormon.
hikefordays 4 months ago
Thank you so much for the video, I really liked it, I am from Copan Honduras and I love my Mayan culture!! :)
wmejia504 5 months ago
LOL Thats No Home Cooked Meal!!!
Thats A "Jungle" Cooked Meal! LMAO!!!!
datness 7 months ago
cool videos, cant help but think of STRANGE WILDERNESS as im watching though lol, im finding so little info on theEl Mirador pyramids but your videos helped, thanks
tronrxr 11 months ago
I know were a mayan ruin is hidden deep in the jungle, it hasnt been discovered for hundreds of years even have a map to it.
SelflessEmpire 2 years ago
@SelflessEmpire Where can i get the map? I really want to study the history of my ancestors.
SuperKare123 1 year ago
@SuperKare123 send me a message with your email, I will gladly send you a drawn map and the name of a local villager who could help you.
SelflessEmpire 1 year ago
Great video. Thanks.
wearechangela 2 years ago
Thx great video. I'm from Guatemala and it's great to see this about our history. Another great vid can't wait to see the next parts
MarvinC69 2 years ago
im so into this, i wish next year i can start working on this project, even though i study architecture, this is so important to our culture and history, cheers for the video!
pedroeduardo15 2 years ago
Thank you. Maya history and architecture are so amaziing.
hikefordays 2 years ago
@hikefordays
So I'm just hearing about this project but for the last year I have been fascinated
by our modern day discoveries of ancient civilizations. There is so much we have yet to learn.
I'm hoping my first trip will be to visit Puma Punku in May of this year.
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cornell1972 1 year ago
pretty cool
panajachel12 3 years ago
Very good work. Are you guys film students? Can I go with you next time?
Icanmovemountains 3 years ago
Wow! nicely done! This could almost be on the History channel.
mayahistoryfan 3 years ago
Awesome video! I heard that El Mirador is remote, but this video gave me a true sense of what to expect when I eventually get the courage to try it. Thanks for posting.
MyGreatOutdoors 3 years ago
I loved the footage, but the only way it would take active people three days, part of which was on a sacbe, to get to El Mirador would be to go via Nakbe, but this was only mentioned later and in passing. The quickest route to El Mirador is via El Tintal and La Florida is what you would normally pass through between Nakbe and Carmelita.
Still, it is enjoyable.
mayaphile 3 years ago
Pretty cool video. Looks like a couple of guys with a home cam did a good job.
junglehiker 3 years ago