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Here's one of several recreations I drew based on archeological information provided by Dr. Moreiras. This is "Huemac," one of the subjects of research. @dimorei uses isotopic techniques to study diet and movement of people in ancient Mexico.
@MichaelESmith Grinding maize is a running background bit in our series. It's very important to show such things when telling this story.
My superhero version of Coyolxāuhqui vs Cōātlīcue. https://t.co/UIBb5DgIKg
Trumbo was a great writer. His script is being adapted by Steven Zaillian, who wrote The Irishman, a great film. That means that this upcoming 4-episode TV series "Mexica" has a great chance at being good. And it's budget will get us out of Moctezuma's palace once in a while!
Potonchan, trading center of the Tabasco Maya, prepares for an invasion by Spaniards (who described the town having three temples, spacious apartments, and a large cobblestone courtyard with a giant ceiba).
Comparing panels from our comic book to a video clip from #HernánLaSerie https://t.co/qescJXTbDg
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@DavidOBowles I'm a little bit suspicious of Spanish claims she was royalty. I find it too close to "Magic Indian" rationals for smart & capable Indigenous people. I'll tell Diaz's "princess" story in my endnotes, but won't outright declare such in the story itself. I have Portocarrero saying: