ONLINE! Mayan Archaeology & Culture: Mexico, Belize, Guatemala

Code: AA51015

Dates: October 16 - November 6, 2020

Meets: 9:45 AM to 10:45 AM

Sessions: 4

Course Fee: $79.00

Sorry, we are no longer accepting registrations for this course. Please contact our office to find out if it will be rescheduled, or if alternative classes are available.

NEW Enjoy a visual exploration of the lost world of the ancient Maya when you follow an archaeologist on her expeditions through the Americas. Start in the Yucatan State of Mexico to Chichen Itza, classified among the new seven wonders of the world, then continue to Chiapas to view the architectural wonders of the ancient city of Palenque. Cross the border into Belize and “stroll” among the ruins of Lubaantun once the heartland of Mayan civilization. End in Guatemala, traveling into the depths of the jungle to enjoy breathtaking Tikal. Learn about the socio-political history of these areas, their geography, art and artifacts.
Fee: $79.00
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Tatiana Zelenetskaya Young

TATIANA ZELENETSKAYA YOUNG, a native of Ukraine, is a professor of Anthropology, an archaeologist-Mayanist, a world traveler, a professional dancer, a historical fashionista, and an artisan. Digging through history has been her life’s passion which has ultimately led to her attaining doctorate in Anthropology, with emphasis in ancient Maya. Tatiana is well-traveled, has over 10 years of archeological fieldwork – domestic and abroad, and accompanying years teaching cultural anthropology collegiately. Among her other passions is dance. Tatiana has been involved in performing and teaching Middle Eastern dance for over 17 years. She performed across the tri-state area under her stage name, Kahina Asurah; and, appeared on MIND TV in the history of Belly Dance. Additionally, Tatiana also performs historical dance in the outfits of the time (Colonial, Victorian, Regency and Edwardian) which she has sewn herself. Tatiana enjoys creating during her free time. This can be seen through her resin art with dry flowers, necklaces with different stones and objects, and fluid painting. Tatiana has been teaching at MLSN for the past 10 years and has been featured at local station MLTV21.

tatiana.young@temple.edu

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