…spiders. In the ritual, the Moon Goddess has sex with a female spider. The spider has a penis, emphasizing the masculine and feminine aspects of life. Homosexuality in Central America… Continue reading LGBT Identities in North and Central America: Two-Spirit
https://www.bioworld.com/articles/498642-costa-rica-clears-the-way-for-untested-ventilators-developed-by-its-universities?v=preview Living La Pura Vida Located in the heart of Central America, it is one of the world’s most prestigious places to travel. Bordered by Nicaragua to the North, Panama… Continue reading Travel Guide: Explore the Heart of Central America, Costa Rica
…Belize City. While other travelers to the Caribbean or Central America may flock to places like the Bahamas, Jamaica, or Mexico, Belize provided such a unique experience for my family… Continue reading Travel Guide: You Better ‘Belize’ in this Central American Getaway
…Pre-Columbian era civilizations in America happened to form in Peru and Central America, or Mesoamerica. South American Civilizations of the Pre Columbian Era Two similar habitats exist on South America’s… Continue reading Ancient History: The Americas from the Pre-Columbian Era
…26 June 2019, www.npr.org/2019/06/26/736177694/a-father-and-daughter-drowned-at-the-border-put-attention-on-immigration Copeland, N. (2020). A New Deal for Central America: In Central America, addressing the root causes of mass migration requires a reversal of destructive U.S. foreign… Continue reading Anthropology: Sociocultural Issues Surrounding the Mexico-United States Border
…the discovery of America. There are many possibilities about who discovered America. China in 1421 AD, Wales in 1150AD and Polynesia in 1000AD, Scandinavia in 1000AD, but before Polynesia, the… Continue reading Who Really Discovered America if It Wasn’t Columbus?
…site. Central America Despite a much smaller geographic area, Central America still boasts an abundance of significant World Heritage sites. In this region, most sites are classified as cultural sites,… Continue reading World Heritage Sites: A Nature and Culture Guide to the Americas
…conquest, there were some areas that were unaffected even under European dominance which include lower Central America, interior and southern parts of South America, and tropical Mesoamerica. In this pre-Columbian… Continue reading Latin American Art History: A Journey through Time
…be found across Central and South America’s wooded areas, from Mexico to northern Argentina. Pitheciidae: It is a family of 49 New World monkeys identified. The titis, saki monkeys, and… Continue reading Anthropology: Types and Evolution of Primate Families