Chicken Itza -- does that come with extra hot sauce?

hehe, I also wondered if the chicken vs chichen misspelling was intentional, or autocorrected...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chichen_Itza

Tags for this video have been changed from 'Clap hands, bird call' to 'Clap hands, bird call, Pyramid, Kukulkan, Chichen Itza' - edited by eric3579

Tags for this video have been changed from 'Clap hands, bird call, Pyramid, Kukulkan, Chichen Itza' to 'Clap hands, bird call, Pyramid, Castillo, Chichen Itza' - edited by eric3579

@nock Well?

Autocorrect. But I'll leave it for now.

Sounds even cooler in a large group. Highly recommend getting a guided tour through the whole site. Beautiful architecture and interesting history but also death. Lots n lots of death.

Yeah, the parking lot and surrounding village reeks of it...

It may have been just a coincidence... Genius sound engineering my arse.

Yup, it's a lucky co-incidence. That's what you get when you place lots of vertical planes in that arrangement, ie steps..

Why would you say it's co-incidence?
The area was designed as a giant, open air amphitheater. It's not co-incidence that they built it that way. It was necessary because they didn't have amplification back then, and for the priest/speaker to be heard, it had to be built acoustically near perfect. I think you get the same thing if you clap in a Greek amphitheater.
(But perhaps you just mean the bird sound and the (mispronounced) name being co-incidence? If so, nevermind!)