Bandelier in New Mexico

Design taken from the kiva murals at Bandelier - "The Parrot Carrier".

Anasazi Doorway - Chaco Canyon

Equador

Incapirca fortress in Equador.


Ceramic portrait from Equador.


Note T-shaped door similar to the Anasazi.

"On another day, we traveled north 50 miles to the town of Cañar in order to visit the largest pre-Columbian Cañari and Inca ruins in Ecuador. The hilltop complex of Ingapirca was first a sacred Cañari ceremonial center. Its elevated location provided it with distant views to each of the four compass points. Significantly, its Cañari name meant “Place of the Fallen Star.” Knowing the wonder and respect all early peoples gave to stones from the sky, I have to assume that they once witnessed a meteorite impact at this site."

The Nazca Lines

Giant candelabra on a coastal cliff pointing towards Nazca.



Hummingbird crop formation near Milk Hill 2009.

The Koricancha

The Native stonework wall provides the foundation for the convent that the Spanish built in Cuzco.



The Qoricancha sun temple in Cuzco, showing the original exterior wall and a Spanish colonial convent. The original rooms are preserved within the convent.



The altar of sacrifice in the Qoricancha, this proves that it was a temple.


Koricancha doorway.


Door to the star temple.



An Inca gold plate symbolizing their relationship to the sun.






The doorway of the Koricancha Sun Temple. It was once entirely covered with gold plates and the holes had jewels in them. It was the doorway to the stars which the jewels represented.


The Inca Sun Temple - the Koricancha. The Nephites had to leave the land of their first inheritance and travel many days northwards to found a new city and build a Temple.

Quirigua Zoomorphs - Pollen around the Eyes

Note the eye of Zoomorph P, the eye is an "X" which is associated with the Bee god. Is that a representation of pollen around the eye? The eyelashes seem to have a beaded appearance.


Quirigua, Guatemala.




Zoomorph P, note the eye and the beaded eyelashes, does this stand for pollen around the eye of a bee?


Quirigua Zoomorph B, it was originally painted red.


Zoomorph B Quirigua, Guatemala. The Earth monster has "X"s for eyes, is that pollen around his eyes?

The Bees and the "X"

"A ceremony that is performed when moving the bees from the hive" - note the torch that he is carrying to smoke the bees. From a Mayan codex.


Coba Crossroads Temple - Quintana Roo Yucatan - does this structure represent a beehive? Yucatan was famous for its honey and wax production.


The hero twins hiding in two tree trunks (used as beehives) from the gods of the Underworld. A still from the animation of "The Popul-Vuh".


The complete page from the Dresden Codex which illustrates the bees. Note on the top section by the individual bees, in the frame of each section there is an "X" glyph. Cleary, the "X" is the sign of the bee.


The Dresden Codex - "The gods making sacrifices to the bees." Note the 3rd bee image, he has an "X" on his head, it is the sign of the sacred bees. On this 3rd bee, we see the back of his head because his antennae are pointing downwards. Does the "X" on his head also stand for the 4 quarters of the earth which the bee roams? There are dots in the 4 quarters of the "X".


Quirigua, Guatemala zoomorph boulder, note the "X"s used for the eys of the Earth Monster.


Note the "X"s on the hive - the sign of the bees. Do the "X"s stand for the BZZZZ of the bees?