Once Upon A Time in Latin America (2) Opening words: American Civilization

Here, I would pursue the same and difference among the three major Civilizations in the Americas: Maya Civilization, Incan Civilization, and Raztec Civilization. Due to more than 10,000-year-old's evolution in the new continent independent of the old continent, if the new and old continents produced cultural expressions simultaneously, they belonged to the human inevitable culture, e.g., Religion, monarchy, trade, agriculture, military, education, and commercial currency. The difference, on the other hand, belonged to the contingency culture, for example, ironware, carriage wheel, livestock, and industry. Furthermore, since these civilizations were destroyed by Spain, it is possible to study the subsequent Spanish colonial culture and the evolution of religious conflict.

 Figure 1: Regional map of the three major civilizations in the Americas

 Figure 2: The portrait sculpture of the mother of the American civilization, Olmec civilization, which is quite distinctive with African features. Did Americans also come from Africa?

 Figure 3: Machu Picchu, the lost city of the Inca Empire

 Figure 4: The giant candlestick landmark in Pascale Island, Peru, pointing to the land of the Nazca Line, is said to have a history of 2000, which is also a mystery.

 Figure 5: Peruvian Nazca Line. How did the Indians have God's perspective thousands of years ago? Alien?

 Figure 6: Chichen Itza Pyramid in Cancun, Mexico, a masterpiece of the postclassical Maya, is mixed with Toltec civilization

 Figure 7: The Mayan Ruins in Palenque, Mexico, a classic work from the Mayan Classic period, which unearthed a plate similar to the astronauts, proved that the pyramid was used not only for sacrifices but also for tombs like in Egypt.

 Figure 8: Sun and Moon Pyramid in Mexico City, a masterpiece of the Raztec civilization

Figure 9: A plate with an image of Astronaut in a rocket unearthed from Palenque, is still a mystery!