Tag: Maya
Ancient Maya tomb reveals a man who lived a bit too large
Archeologists recently unearthed an ancient example of a man who lived a bit too large.
Fourth edition of the “Juego de Pelota Maya” World Cup to take place in Yucatan
From December 2nd to 5th, players from other countries will come to the Yucatan (if.
Yucatecans need to value the local use of the Mayan language
It is important to preserve the mother tongue, because when a language dies, so does.
Christie’s will auction 33 pieces from the Aztec, Maya, Mixtec and Toltec cultures.
Christie’s of France will auction 33 pre-Hispanic pieces belonging to Aztec, Maya, Mixtec, and Toltec.
Amidst pandemic, Chichén Itzá is the second most visited archaeological site in Mexico
In the last four months of last year, the Maya archaeological site received 255 thousand.
Yucatán Archaeological Tourism down by 66% in 2020
“The influx to museums and archaeological sites in Mexico decreased by 73.3 percent during 2020,.
Yucatecan teachers promote the Maya language as a cultural heritage of Mexico
Raise the sense of belonging and spread the cultural wealth, part of the objectives of.
Yucatán: the state with the highest number of indigenous people infected by Covid-19
Yucatán remains the state with the highest number of indigenous people infected by Covid-19, and.
Book retells epic Mayan creation story most of us don’t know
“The Popol Vuh in many ways is like ‘Beowulf,’ the Bible,” says author Ilan Stavans,.
Death in the Mayan society
They were terrified of death, but revered and honored their dead; bright colors, corn, and.
