#mexico earthquake

[jaycrawler]

“Mexico will provide aid to Turkey and Syria for earthquake”

🇲🇽 🇹🇷 🇯🇵 🇨🇱

Of course we are… there is a sad, yet strong bond between us earthquake countries.

I still remember seeing the Japanese arrive here in Mexico that night in 2017… we all cheered for them…

#turkey #turkey earthquake #mexico #Mexico earthquake #News #help #countries #Siria #chile #Japan

[cloudselkie]

Everyone in Mexico okay??? Holy shit, a 7.5. What do you need? Reblog with donation stuff if you see this. I'll keep it circulating with new additions.

#mexico #earthquake #mexico earthquake

[elppredictions]

Large Mexico Earthquake

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#mexico earthquake #psychic predictions #world prediction #World Predictions

[parttimereporter]

#Mexico earthquake #earthquake

[blueiskewl]

Earthquake Reveals Aztec Snakehead Beneath Mexico City

Researchers are conserving a rare snakehead from the Aztecs that still retains its painted colors from hundreds of years ago.

An earthquake last year revealed a big surprise beneath a law school in modern-day Mexico City: a giant, colorful snakehead from the Aztec Empire.

The snakehead dates back more than 500 years, to when the Aztecs controlled the area, which at the time was part of the flourishing capital of Tenochtitlan. The sculpture was discovered after a magnitude-7.6 earthquake struck Mexico City on Sept. 19, 2022; the seismic event caused damage and changes in the topography, revealing the snakehead beneath a building that was part of a law school at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) said in a Spanish-language statement.

The Aztecs built temples and pyramids and worshipped a number of deities, including Quetzalcoatl, who was often depicted as a snake. However, it's unclear if this sculpture depicts him, the archaeologists said.

The sculpted snake is 5.9 feet (1.8 meters) long, 2.8 feet (0.85 m) wide and 3.3 feet (1 m) high, and it weighs about 1.3 tons (1.2 metric tons), the INAH said. Several colors — including red, blue, black and white — are preserved on the sculpture.

Color was preserved on about 80% of the sculpture's surface. To keep it preserved, an INAH team lifted the snakehead out of the ground with a crane and constructed a humidity chamber around the sculpture. This chamber allows the sculpture to lose humidity gradually, with its color being preserved, María Barajas Rocha, a conservationist with the INAH who worked extensively on the sculpture, said in the statement.

While other snakehead sculptures have been found at Tenochtitlan, this one is particularly important for its preserved colors, said Erika Robles Cortés, an archaeologist with the INAH.

"Thanks to the context in which this piece was discovered, but above all, thanks to the stupendous intervention of the restorers-conservators led by Maria Barajas, it has been possible to stabilize the colors for its preservation in almost all the sculpture, which is extremely important, because the colors have helped us to conceive pre-Hispanic art from another perspective," Robles Cortés told Live Science in an email.

The sculpture's "sheer size is impressive, as well as its artistry," but the survival of the colors is remarkable, said Frances Berdan, a professor emeritus of anthropology at California State University, San Bernardino who was not involved with the excavation. "The survival of black, white, red, yellow, and blue paints is particularly interesting — one gains a good image of the visual impact of such sculptures as they were arrayed about the city center," Berdan said in an email.

In addition to its preserved colors, the snakehead's size is notable, said Bertrand Lobjois, an associate professor of humanities at the University of Monterrey in Mexico who is not involved in the excavation. The "first time I saw this serpent head, I was dazzled by its dimensions," he said in an email.

Lobjois also praised the conservation work that allowed the colors to survive, noting that "the conservation process allows us to appreciate the naturalistic approach of figuration" the Aztec artists used.

This work is ongoing and will continue at the site into next year.

By Owen Jarus.

#Earthquake Reveals Aztec Snakehead Beneath Mexico City #National Autonomous University of Mexico #Quetzalcoatl #sculpture #stone sculpture #ancient artifacts #archeology #archeolgst #history #history news #ancient history #ancient culture #ancient civilizations #aztec culture #aztec history #aztec mythology #aztec gods #aztec empire #aztec art

[ancientorigins]

Researchers have found signs of major seismic damage in iconic structures at Teotihuacan, suggesting earthquakes played a key role in the city's abandonment around 650 AD.

#Teotihuacan #Mexico #earthquake #Mesoamerica

[usernamesuggestionsarefunny]

If I had a coin for every time there has been a mild to very serious earthquake in Mexico City on September 19, I would have 3 coins, which isn't much, but it is strange that it has happened 3 times.

#mexico #méxico #mexico city #19 de septiembre #sismo 19 de septiembre #september 19 #earthquake #sismo

[lyxthen]

Feel free to share your tecnonic experiences in the tags.

#Personally I've lived through multiple earthquakes over 7.0 and only one over 8.0. #2017 was a year #mexico #poll #Pls share to increase sample size 🥺

[juan-francisco-palencia]

A September 22.

And it happened again. As if it were something that only happens in fiction films. Mexico was hit again by strong earthquakes in September. After a night of restlessness and anxiety, I woke up and saw her smiling. She asked me, do you know what good morning means? Seeing my astonishment, she let me know. "It is the wish that today everything goes well for you, that all good things come to you and that your heart doesn't let you feel how much I love you. I will truly never forget this 22nd of September. With a tear that she never noticed as we laughed, I replied... Good morning my sweet love".

—  Juan Francisco Palencia.

#attempt at poetic action. #writers on tumblr #earthquakes #spilled ink #juan francisco palencia #writing #reflexions of my life #feelings #love quotes #love poem #imagines #poets on tumblr #impressions #life philosophy #words from the bottom of the heart #she and me #from mexico to the universe #autum2022 #books #the same forever #new poets society #love quote of the day

[alifeinneverland]

For people who don't know why us Mexicans fear this day.

Dates of Earthquake's in Mexico

- 19th September 1985- 8.2

- 19th September 2017 - 7.1

- 19th September 2022 - 7.4

#Mexico #Earthquake #Ptsd is kicking in

[keepyoulookingatme]

You don’t understand on September 19 1985 there was a huge earthquake that killed tons of people and destroyed many many buildings, then on September 19 2017 there was another huge earthquake that, again, killed a lot of people and destroyed some buildings and now, on September 19 2022 there was a huge earthquake (7.7). This is the 3rd earthquake that happens on this day. It’s insane.

#Mexico #sismo #earthquake #19 de septiembre

[soyalexnajera]

Las placas tectonicas cada 19 de Septiembre

#mexico #alex.txt #sismo #earthquake #how on earth this happens on the same day 3 times?? #the odds??

[fulltimecatwitch]

when September finally arrives and you are excited because it's fall, but you also live in Mexico so you are sleeping with one eye open and a full set of clothes 🙃 if you know, you know ...

#mexico city #mexico #it's earthquake season y'all

[cerberus-albian]

Shame on me... I realized I was in an Earthquake too late hahahaha, after that I read was a Earthquake of 7.4 level.... I was working for 20 hours so my body was too tired know what happened at that moment, but I am fine in my case nothing happened just ruin my rest for the rest of today...

The mythical 19 of september it's true....

Cultural knowledge that may be you have to know....

Everysingle 19 of september we have a Earthquake in Mexico.... it's not a joke if you don't belived me you can read in news... The only diffrence is some are more dangerous than others... like 1985, 2017, 2019....

#earthquake #alert #7.4 earthquake #19 sep #normal day... #mexico

[errolluck]

In case you didn't know, I'm mexican. And today, september 19th, an earthquake of 7.4 just happened around 13:08pm. This is the third time that an earthquake happen on september 19th, the past two being in 1985 and the other in 2017.

#I cant say everyone its ok #But it wasnt as bad as 1985 or 2017 #mexico #mexican #news #earthquake #Next year its going to be madness #People are going to be scared #fresh memes #meme #Any other mexicans #how are you? #are you okay #? #it was scary #and confusing

[hurkangokkaya]

🇲🇽KAHRAMAN PROTEO🇹🇷🐕‍🦺

Onlarca hayatın kurtarılmasında rol sahibi Meksika ekibinin bir üyesi olan kahraman Proteo, kurtarma çalışmaları sırasında hayatını kaybetti. Seni unutmayacağız!

HÉROE PROTEO

El héroe Proteo, miembro del equipo mexicano involucrado en salvar decenas de vidas, murió durante las labores de rescate. ¡No te olvidaremos!

THE HERO PROTEO

During the rescue operations, the brave Proteo, a member of the Mexican squad that helped save several lives, passed away. We won't forget about you!

#heroe #dog #perro #earthquake #proteo #rescue #mexico #meksika #köpek #kurtarma #deprem #sismo #turkey #turkiye #helpturkey #maraş #antep #adana #hatay #adıyaman