Maya is calling for wider digital payroll and Open Finance adoption to give Filipino workers more control over their money. #Maya
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@gadgetpilipinas.bsky.socialMaya is calling for wider digital payroll and Open Finance adoption to give Filipino workers more control over their money. #Maya
Read more here: vist.ly/5jx8b
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@dalvarez-01.bsky.socialA beautiful and well-preserved Maya plate.
I find all the different designs used in Maya ceramics really interesting.
And I'm always left puzzled by the meaning of those symbols....
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@dalvarez-01.bsky.socialMaya ballgame stone. The Maya ballgame was an important sport with ritual and ceremonial significance. The carved imagery on this stone relates to the game and its players.
Photographed at the Gran Museo del Mundo Maya in Mérida, Yucatán.
@thanosbompotas.bsky.social@dalvarez-01.bsky.socialA beautiful Maya figurine on display at the Gran Museo del Mundo Maya in Mérida.
@birdman-2.bsky.socialFrom the #film days #Sunrise at #Tikal #Guatemala #photography #temples #Maya #city #jungle #culture
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@hiroichihara.bsky.social@dalvarez-01.bsky.socialChaac, the Maya god of rain and storms, with his characteristic large, round eyes and curling facial features.
Rain was essential to Maya life and agriculture, making Chaac an important deity.
Seen at the Gran Museo Maya in Mérida, Yucatán.
@atmovfx.bsky.socialSenior artist Adam Lee displays this awesome concept design! #photoshop #maya #zbrush #seniorartist #theater #concept
Checkout more work from Lee here on ATMO!
https://atmovfx.com/artist/453/adam-lee
@dalvarez-01.bsky.socialA Maya stone relief depicting a fascinating and complex scene.
I haven’t yet found out exactly what it represents, but the details and symbolism are intriguing.
Seen at the Gran Museo Maya in Mérida, Yucatán.
@dalvarez-01.bsky.socialAn impresslve Maya Postclassic (900–1200 CE) ceramic vessel from Mayapán.
The expressive face and turquoise-blue pigment make this piece truly especial.
The museum label identifies it as a “Copa” (cup) from Mayapán.
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@dalvarez-01.bsky.socialA Chac Mool at the Gran Museo Maya in Mérida.
The reclining figure was used as a sculptural altar for offerings, with the abdomen forming a flat surface.
Its name comes from Chichén Itzá, where explorer Augustus Le Plongeon coined the term “Chac Mool” (“red claw”).
@dalvarez-01.bsky.socialA polychrome ceramic vessel depicting a warrior, dating to the Classic period (200–900 CE).
I’ve put another photo from a different angle in the thread.
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Your thoughts are still pleasantly fogged when Mommy calls you toward her, and concentrating on anything beyond the next few feet feels unnecessarily complicated. You manage to stay on your knees, though barely.