Author at work writing, researching, relaxing after a day’s work, doing bookstore author events (2016-2017).
Welcome to my photo gallery, hope you enjoy the pictures.
Ed Barnhart and Lennie Martin, La Danta summit El Mirador, Guatemala, May 2015
Leonide Martin
La Danta Pyramid at El Mirador, Guatemala
Lennie at The Mayan Red Queen book launch party Oct. 2015
Lennie wearing headdress at Book Launch Party Oct. 2015
Mayapan in Yucatan
Standing between two aluxes (Maya fairy people) at Mayapan
Meditating on serpent head at Mayapan
With Maya elders at Chichen Itza
Playing wooden tube at ceremony, Lol Be, Yucatan
Trekking through jungle in old section of Palenque
Exploring chamber at Mulchik, near Santa Elena, Yucatan
Hunbatz Men & Lennie admire Flor de Mayo blossom at Lol Be, Yucatan
Walking into Chichen Itza on morning of 12-21-12
Throne just made to my size, Mayapan, Yucatan
View across limestone plateau from highest pyramid at Ek Bahlam, Yucatan
Engrossed in winter solstice ceremony, Tikal, Guatemala
Lovely columns near ball court complex, Uxmal, Yucatan
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Could you tell me or give me a place were I can see art portraits made of concrete that the Mayans made?? So I can compare the ones I found to them…Thanks
To my knowledge, the Mayas did not use concrete to make portraits. Their glyphs and images were carved from stone, mostly limestone though sometimes flint, bone, or quartz. They used concrete in building structures to bind building stones together. The best book to learn about Maya use of concrete is The Lost Secrets of Maya Technology by James O’Kon.