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    The Mayan Culture

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    Mayan culture was one of the most complex civilizations of the Mesoamerican societies. Mayans are well-known for their refined mathematical and astronomical system, monumental architecture, and astonishing artworks. I will not focus on specific artwork and writing but the context in general. I have obtained great facts upon Mayan culture and writings. The ingenuous data that I will be discussing can be found in the book titled “The Hidden Maya”, a short text consisting of veiled information upon

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    The Mayan Rulers

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    The Mayans achieved many accomplishments. They had a very advanced system of writing hieroglyphics. They also, were advanced in carving and sculpting. They were good at making paper from fig trees They had an advanced calendar that had 18 months and each had 20 days. The Mayans had a amazing government. The Mayan rulers were thought to have been god like. All of the Mayan rulers were from the same family. The most famous Mayan ruler was Janaab Pakal ,and he lived from 603 until 683. He became

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    The Mayan Civilization

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    The Preclassic Maya The founding years of the Mayan civilisation are known as the Preclassic era, stretching from 2000 B.C.E to roughly 250 C.E lasting about 2250 years. The Preclassic era is subdivided into three subperiods, each focused on one or two necessities required for the empire 's growth. The Early period consisted of mainly refining agricultural methods and building foundations, the middle period was a time of rapid population growth as well as the later period, a time for social and religious

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    Mayans And Aztecs

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    The location of the Mayan tribes were located Southern mexico,Belize,Guatemala,Honduras,and El Salvador, their land had temples, pyramids, Plaza’s, roadways, homes and monuments. The Aztecs homes were Central America, and Mexico, their cities held Chinampas, Palaces, Underground tunnels, Large Buildings, homes, and stalls. The Incas homes took place in South America, their range stretched from southern Chile through Argentina, Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador and into southern Colombia.Their homes made

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    Mayan Agriculture

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    Guatemala, Belize, Mexico. Highlands contained many minerals. Some areas had rainforests with hot, humid climates. The Mayans were able to grow crops such as chili peppers, beans, squash, avocados, pineapples, and the cacao bean/plant. Since the Mayans rainforests had hot, humid climates, the tropical plants probably wouldn’t have needed good fertilized soil. Because of this, the Mayans used a slash and burn method which burned down tropical plants such as trees, and the ash from the fires were used

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    Mayan Achievements

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    Scientific Achievements of the Mayans The Mayan civilization last for about 2000 years. It was from the centuries of 300 Ad to 900Ad known as the Classic period. It was one of greatest and most successful periods. The Mayans "Devolved a complex understanding of astronomy." They figured out how to grow corn beans squash and cassava in some of the worst places for farming and found out how to build a modern city without modern tools or machinery. They create the world first written language to be

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    Mayans Influence

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    The Mayan culture was a very influential part of history, and work they did still impacts us today. How did they influence us you might ask? Mayans had many accomplishments in astronomy, engineering, math, and architecture. They even developed one of the world’s first written languages. The Mayan people began to settle in the Yucatan area which is now known as Mexico sometime between 2600 and 1800 BC. As time went on, their culture and religion began to settle. What we now call the Mayan Empire

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    The Mayans Essay

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    The Mayans The ancient Mayan civilization settled in the Yucatan Peninsula in around 900 AD. This civilizations was one of the most advanced of its times. They created their own religion, language, mathematical structure, a very precise calendar, and many other things. The Mayan way of life revolved their religion. They had a polytheistic religion praising many gods. Each god had a certain thing that they would rule over or take care of. Chac was the god of rain, Kinich Ahau was the sun

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    Mayans And Egypt

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    could be doing the same exact thing. About 2000 years ago, the Mayans and the Egyptians were exactly like this. They lived on different sides of the world, with the Mayans in Mexico/Central America and the Egyptians in Egypt. Yet both civilizations developed similar inventions and ideas but, used them for very different things. Inventions like pyramids and ideas on religion and culture. Architecture, the basis of life for the Mayans. Architecture, specifically regarding pyramids. Now, when we think

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    The Mayan Calendar

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    Many think the Mayan calendars solely predicted the end of the world. However, there are many other things to learn about the Mayan calendars. The Mayans of Guatemala were educated people that had many different dating systems. They used glyphs and the sky to help them tell time. Although one common interest is the long count calendar, which predicted the 2012 hysteria, the Tzolkin and Haab calendar worked together to create the Calendar Round. The Mayans also used the sky to give them the Lunar

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