Maya Civilization

The history of Mexican food and how the Aztecs, Mayans, and Spanish influenced this truly global mother cuisine of modern Mexico

(Social Class) Mayans had a hierarchical social class system. This image is what a Mayan priest would've looked like during the time. Priests were considered as part of the higher class; not as powerful as the king, but they were considered nobility.

Travel photography in Mexico -- Statue of an ancient Mayan warrior in a jungle setting in Mexico's Riviera Maya region.

This edited article about Guatemala originally appeared in Look and Learn issue number 1023 published on 17 October 1981. Colourful dancing at the temple of a Mayan city by Peter Jackson No country can offer everything, but Guatemala can claim to get very near to a full range of all that is spectacular in nature. […]

Journey with me, if you will, through the story of a civilization whose whispers can still be heard amidst the ruins – a tale stitched into the very fabric of the Mesoamerican tapestry. The Mayan ruins are not merely relics; they are time capsules, immortalizing an enigmatic culture that continues to intrigue scholars and travelers alike. Let’s walk the stones of ancient plazas, climb the steps of titanic temples, and bask in the shadow of the Maya – a people who flourished, faltered, but…

Archeology is a fascinating subject. It has helped us understand the history of many cultures around the globe. It’s the reason why we know our origins and have a good understanding of how our world has progressed.

Journey back in time as you explore the majestic Chichen Itza. From the towering Kukulkan pyramid to the detailed stone carvings, our guide takes you on an unforgettable tour of this Mayan marvel. Uncover the mysteries of an ancient civilization. Click to learn more!

Uncover the legacy of Mexico's ancient civilizations with 'The Allende Chronicles'. From the artistic Olmecs to the enlightened Maya, delve into the roots that shaped a family's identity across generations.