| Drew Honduras Project
Pictures -- May-June, 2001 . Copán . |
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| La Colonia Episcopal | Images of La Colonia's Children | Drew Students at Work at La Colonia |
| El Hogar de Amor y Esperanza | Images of El Hogar's Children | Drew Students at Work at El Hogar |
| General views of Honduras | Pictures from Copán | The Drew Honduras Project |
Antonio Riveras ("Tony Rivers") most famous tour guide (speaks 19 languages & makes very bad jokes) |
Antonio pointing out details |
teaching us to read the symbols and numbers |
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A Copán parakeet |
Flamboyant tree |
Rear of the ball court and courtyard entrance |
The main courtyard with monuments |
A stone for sacrifice (grove for blood) |
The back of the ball court from the main courtyard |
The ball court (with Wilbert Marte posing) |
The ball court (the opposite side) |
The jaguar on top of the hill |
looking out of Copán from beside the jaguar |
The view behind the jaguar (another courtyard) |
the far side of that courtyard |
the view from further around the wall |
yet another courtyard (and tunnel entrance) |
Entrance to a dwelling (note the brickwork) |
tree roots mingle with stone steps |
in the main courtyard |
an unexcavated mound |
and another |
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The museum entrance |
Eagle heads (protected by the museum) |
Carvings on the side of a dwelling (museum) |
Carvings reveal the scribe's house |
Amazing carved faces |
cute? |
Old man's head |
A frog |
Elizabeth Salazar by a reproduction of the temple (museum) |
How the carvings would have looked to the people of Copán |
The whole temple |
Another dwelling |
Fish eating bird |
Face |
Figure on the main staircase |
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Making souvenirs --using soot from the bus tail pipes as dye! |
All laid out to dry and sell to unsuspecting tourists (like us) |
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The group poses with Antonio Riveras |
These photographs are the property of Sandra Jamieson. [c. 2001]
Those associated with the Drew Honduras Project are welcome to copy and use these images;
others must ask my permission, please (sjamieso@drew.edu). Thanks!
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