My independent research examines archaeological data, ancient hieroglyphic languages, and monumental architecture assessments across places like México, Crete, the Tepe sites, China, Rapa Nui, and the Indus River Valley (IRV). I reconstruct knowledge, history, and architectural functionality that can be obscured when individual images, objects, and places are studied in isolation or buried within mythology.
A link-based list of all my work, by location, is available here – or – you may browse through all of the their pictures and descriptions below.
Crete
The Phaistos Disc – Side 1 (Side B)

Side 1 of the Phaistos Disc records the early expansion of agriculture by Demeter and Triptolemus, settlement growth, and the environmental consequences that followed.
The Phaistos Disc – Side 2 (Side A)

Side 2 of the Phaistos Disc continues Triptolemus’s journey as the Sea-Carians expand production and both sides continue to place increasing pressure on their shared natural resources.
The Arkalochori Axe

The Arkalochori Axe inscription preserves an early Cretan version of the Demeter and Erysichthon myth, likely based on the Carians.
The Neapolis 8-Sided Seal

The Neapolis seal appears to have been created as a public-sign maker, with each face producing a separate instruction.
México
Great Ball Court at Chichén Itzá

The Great Ball Court at Chichén Itzá preserves an architectural and iconographic account of the Hero Twins in Xibalba narrative.
The Ossuary at Chichén Itzá

This analysis examines the Ossuary at Chichén Itzá as a monument preserving both generations of the Hunahpu and their encounters with Xibalba.
Southern Ball Court at El TajÃn

This site goes further in depth and depicts death, war, the Twins, their burials at the Ossuary, resurrection, and eventual defeat of the Xibalbans.
Miscellaneous
The Longyou Caves

I propose that the clay-rich stone from these caves was gradually removed as raw material for pottery, ceramics, bricks, tiles, and other construction materials, explaining why millions of tons of expected excavation debris are missing.
Indus River Valley Script


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