Maya stories and articles

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Most of the written history of the Maya was burned in the Spanish Inquisition, however from the remaining texts, light is shed on the ancient culture’s infinite knowledge of astronomy as well as many of their sacred customs.
	Chacmool: The Toltec & Maya History of this Sculpture - One of the most popular and reoccurring motifs in Meso-American art is the Chacmool.
	Challenges Facing Akumal - A dramatic video
	Deciphering the Maya Calendar - The Maya were people of mystery because the invasion of the Spaniards led to the burning of most of their carefully written past
	Discovering Chocolate - The first proven chocoholics where in fact the ancient Maya.
	Know Your Maya - Would you like to learn more about the fascinating world of Mayan culture and language?.
	Show of Shadows: Spring Equinox at Chichen Itza - The Spring Equinox is a time to flock to the great ruins of Chichen Itza to witness the effect of the setting sun.
	The Impact of Human Sewage on Tropical Oceans: What You Can Do - Rebecca V. Ferrell, PhD, April, 2008
	The Secret is Clay - April 2008 by Mari Pintkowski
	What is Montessori Preschool? #2 - 5/08 The second in a multi-part series about the history, philosophy and teaching of Montessori education.



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