Venture-Out's 'Most Helpful Links'

Venture-Out's
Most Helpful Links
(Inc: Mayan Archaeology, Culture, Ecology, General & Eco-Travel
Related Resources & Advisories + Specialized History Search Engines)

Mayan Archaeology related resources...

Mayan Civilization
Nice Introduction!
Maya Quest
The historic educational project including yours truly
Jason Harris's Notebook on Mayan Heiroglyphics
Topnotch! Originally contributed to
'The Kelowna Muesum Second Annual Maya Heiroglyphic Workshop',
this most notable work is now on-line
GBonline's On-Line Meso-America
Lots of well organized leads
Barbara McKenzie's Mayan Ruins
Really attractive site, with lots of fast viewing photos
Cliff Wassman's 'Mysterious Places'
A tantalizing photo foray into Chichen-Itza

Thomas R. Bürglin's Meso-American Page
Good leads to Maya-Oriented Academia

Mayan Culture related resources...

Yax Te Foundation
Five Mayan tales as told to Fernando Peñalosa
by the Q'anjob'al-speaking storyteller: don Pedro Miguel Say
'The Dance of the Trumpets'
Nice insight into a surviving Mayan drama,
also known as "Man of Rabinal"
Arte Maya Tz'utuhil Museum & Gallery
A superb site bringing you the colorful & genteel perspectives
of the Maya through the eyes of their own contemporary artists

Mayan ecology related resources...

The Flamingos
Good material on Yucatan's Nesting Colonies

The Quetzal
Rare photos of what must be the America's most spectacular bird

Travel related resources...

Most Useful Bulletin Board:
Travel & Site Advisories & Messages for 'El Mayab'
(The Mayan Homeland)
Cancun, Isla Mujeres, Cozumel,
Quintana Roo, Yucatan, Campeche, Tabasco, Chiapas
in Mexico
+
Belize, Guatemala, Honduras & El Salvador
in Central America

Notice: 'Green-Travel'
Regretably, this Maillist for Sustainable Tourism
has been removed from Venture-Out's Links
pending the resignation or removal of its moderator:
"Green-Travel is not a disaster maillist".
Instead, allow me to direct you to the following:
- Thanks, John Pastore

Reports to NASA
by John Pastore
Hurricane Mitch - Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico
"A tip of an iceberg."
EcoSource
A definitive site on sustainable tourism;
includes lots of info for industry professionals as well as clientes.
See Your Travel Agent or...
Free FAQs & Traveler's Manual
A Must! w/Airline Directory & Really Cheap Air fares!
(Ftp'd)

Topic oriented resources...

Aztlan
Where wonders never cease:
Academia's maillist for pre-Columbian Meso-America
To subscribe:
Send the automatically addressed email
(accessible above)
with the subject area blank
and the following message in the text area:
SUBSCRIBE AZTLAN "Juan Cabron"
(substituting YOUR name)
Ecological Anthropology:
Eanth
Popular maillist for academics and novices alike.
To subscribe:
Send the automatically addressed email
(accessible above)
with the subject area blank
and the following message in the text area:
SUBSCRIBE Eanth "John Smith"
(substituting YOUR name)

Native Web
The resource concerning the indigenous;
inc: usenet & maillists

General...

THE NEW WORLD GAZETTE
- 'Mirroring El Mayab' -
The Up-&-Coming 'E-Zine' for the Dedicated Mayanist
(Contributor's Welcome)
National Geographic
All the News That's Fit To Print w/24 Color Separations
(& as many incidences of the word 'verdant'/article)

Specialized search engines...

ARGOS - Ancient History Search Engine
Comprehensive! Right up there with
Prof. Peabody & his' Way-Back Machine'

Miscellaneous (Coming Soon)...
-Maya-Related text by John Pastore Archived for History Curricula
from Berkeley to Maryknoll...
-El Mayab Maillist: Advisories, Announcements & Discussion on
Travel & Culture (past & present) in El Mayab (The Mayan Homeland)...
-Venture-Out's Suggested Reading...

...
If you encountered an outdated link,
or know a new one of related interest,
please contact:

John Pastore @ Venture-Out
Cancun, El Mayab, Mx

"A teepee is a pyramid, isn't it?"

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