Unearthed: Mayan City of Blood (S1, E1) | Full Episode

S1 E1: Mayan City of Blood (Premiered 07/05/2016)
The city of Chichen Itza contains secrets of a mysterious civilization.

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[coldwarsarge]

As a shut-in, disabled vet I want to say how much I appreciate your excellent channel.
I love studying history and it's channels like yours that help bring the classroom to my bedside.
Thank you for sharing these thought-provoking programs!

[KathySelser]

Awesome content, This deeply resonates with me I’ve always felt a calling to serve humanity’s highest interests, not for pride, but as a reflection of my purpose. The pursuit of esoteric wisdom, unraveling existence’s mysteries, is a journey I long to embrace. The idea that groups like the Illuminatus offer such enlightenment is captivating. Hendrik Volander ’s mention intrigued me I’ve already reached out. It’s fascinating that such paths aren’t hidden, but reserved for those truly seeking to uplift humanity. The promise of wisdom, influence, and deeper understanding is nothing short of extraordinary.

[danmcmurry]

One year I was at Chichen Itza at the equinox, we watched the 'snake creep down' the side of the pyramid as the sun passed. About 1000 folks showed up to watch, awe inspiring. It was a bucket list event. Love the content.

[ultranitro]

I've climbed that pyramid and saw the great red thing inside. All i remember is that it was extrememly hot and so humid that there was water running down the walls and it was hard to breathe. Me and my brother also jumped into one of those round blue underground lakes and swam with those strange black fish. I have watched numerous videos on this pyramid and NONE of them mention the coolest thing our tour guide showed us. He stood at the big snake head at the base then took 2 steps back and 3 to the right (something like that) and clapped his hands super hard. The echo of his clap sounded like a huge hawk cawing. He said the mayans understood sound so good that they designed it to do that on purpose. I tried it myself at age 13 and got it to work. My mind was blown.

[findingglorya]

I'm so happy that they did not remove the artifacts from the water. Truly appreciate the level of respect 👏🏼

[tomcarson]

I absolutely love, Love, LOVE this kind of exploration! If I could back my life up about 40 years, this is what I would do!

[addycastro]

Watching this after visiting chichenitza, it’s a great experience. I love to learn about history and the Mayans just amazed me with their attention to detail and intelligence. 🇲🇽

[houseofsolomon]

I visited Chichen Itzà in 1978 as a 10 year old. There were only a few other families there, so basically had the place to ourselves. I was absolutely floored by El Castillo, the ball court, the huge cenóte, the celestial observatory.
It permanently influenced my appreciation and enthusiasm for Mayan culture.

[brendacummings]

It's probably hard for people to realize it looks that awesome in real life. Really it even looks more awesome than you can imagine even when you're being there. It's a place that I would love to go back and spend a lot more time visiting and touring. Went on a cruise and took that as one of the places I wanted to go but it limited us to such a short visit it made me sick to leave. I'd advise anybody to go there fly in and stay in a hotel. Mind blowing awesome experience 🤓

[jenniferc]

Their astrological building alignments and using the step pyramid as a calendar is amazing ✨🌙

[esmeraldadominguez]

Just came from this place and it’s so beautiful!!!! The zenote! Refreshing water!

[jon-marcyaden]

This doc is great, delving into the cenotes and sacbes that were so important to the classic Maya. Lots of beautiful footage. Great job!

[wenbinzhang]

Just came back from visiting the sites. Now I'm going through my photos and videos following this documentary.

[MyYTaccountName]

Thanks for the upload. This series is perfect for watching before bedtime.

[WorldMysteriesu]

Incredible! Discovering the mysterious Mayan city and its blood-soaked rituals truly reveals a dark yet captivating part of history. The Mayan civilization is both beautiful and eerie. Thank you to the channel for bringing such valuable details and helping viewers gain a deeper understanding of this ancient civilization!

[selvama]

the Sacbes (roads) are actually all across Mesoamerica, uniting all the sites, all the way to Tikal in Guatemala and beyond! Truly amazing. Thank you for the video!

[larrysingleton]

This is a great documentary. Appreciate that I'm not being assaulted by the noise they call music blasting through most of these docs and movies.

[tonyd]

I knew about the Maya Pyramid for years but this is the first doc I've seen. Great job.

[davidmizak]

The remarkable information you provide to your viewers needs to be applauded. I sincerely appreciate your effort to expand your viewers knowledge. A sincere thank you!

[ericahymes]

So glad all this Amazing humans ❤️ with their knowledge and high quality of interest on the old Mayan Ruins teach all Humanity what they represents.
God
Water
The star's
Forest
The magestic under water tunnel
Lime stone best construction materials, we ever see survive 🙌
Thousands of year's just Majestic cities.
So proud of my Blood DNA ❤️
God Blessed 🙌 our Mayan Tribes live in Guatemala, Mexico 🇲🇽 Belize, El Salvador and Honduras, they all have structures was part of their Territories 🏞🙏👈