Tag: Mayan Culture
Pox: A Sacred Ceremonial Maya Elixir made from Corn
Pox (pronounced posh) is a traditional drink that originated among the Tzotzil Maya people in.
Maya ritual to honor the Virgin Mary: calls to end organized crime violence in Chiapas, Mexico
More than 3,000 Mayan descendants joined in a dance that seeks the intercession of the.
A conch necklace decorated with ancient Maya figurines is discovered along the Maya Train route
On the route of the Maya Train, archaeologists have discovered a delicate choker carved in.
The Ancient Maya secret of lime mortars and stuccos
Scientists from the University of Granada (UGR) have revealed the secret of the ancient Mayan.
International Chocolate Day: Mayas considered it sacred and its tradition continues in Yucatán
MÉRIDA, Yucatan – Wednesday, September 13, International Chocolate Day was celebrated in Merida where a.
Maya language at risk of disappearing in Yucatán; only grandparents continue to speak it: INEGI
Residents have reported that in this locality, as in other areas of the state, the.
The lake that helps solve the mystery of the Mayan civilization’s collapse
For thousands of years, the powerful Maya civilization managed to build an empire in which.
The Skies of the Maya: Advancements in Astronomy and Their Cultural Significance
The ancient Maya civilization is known for its impressive advancements in astronomy. The Mayas were.
Maya ball game marker discovered in Yucatán
Archaeologists of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) discovered a stone marker of.
30,000 Maya speakers have disappeared in the last ten years
In the framework of the International Mother Language Day, specialists agree that Mayan is at.
