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Chichen Itza It is the largest of the archaeological cities of the pre-Columbian Maya civilization in the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico and was recently selected as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.

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There are 911 World Heritage Sites all over the world, each and every one of them unique and amazing, with an outstanding cultural and natural heritage. From the Inca ruins…

Alfred Maudslay (British, 1850-1931) Photographs of Mayan Ruins before excavation, circa 1890

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blackpaint20: “ Photographs (black and white); Great Plaza; view of the Eastern Court. East side of doorway leading to the inner chambers of temple; human figure seated on a large skull. Copán,...

El Templo de Kukulcán, Chichén Itzá, Yucatán, México

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La ciudad prehispánica de Chichén Itzá fue la capital más sobresaliente del área Maya.

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Mayan Ball Goal

The Mayan "ball game" involved two teams using knees, elbows and hips to hit a solid rubber ball thru on of these stone goals about twelve to fifteen feet in the air. A team captain was sacrificed afterwards; some scholars believe that the winning captain was killed because he was the better sacrifice.

Olmec head, La Venta, Mexico, circa 1940. - archaeoart

Olmec head, La Venta, Mexico, circa 1940.

Gifts of the Ancient Mayans - David Kamm Photoworks

Image post: Statue of an ancient Mayan presenting a gift of corn. Photographed in the Riviera Maya region of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula.

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THE MAYA, OLMECS, TOLTECS, MYTHICAL CIVILIZATIONS, AND THEIR ANCESTRAL WISDOM

“The Cholq’ ij, or Tzolquin it is our Calendar that synthetize the whole of Maya’s life, like an education that direct, guide, and provide a living Knowledge to the Maya, it correct, and orientate…