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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 beliefs. |
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7 Years of Life and Death at Xcaret Michele Kinnon's favorite time of the year in Mexico |
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Blue Moon at the Pyramid of Positive Thinking Lisa Love Juliot writes about entering the Tulum jungle by the light of a blue moon. |
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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 |
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Maya 2012 Revealed, Demystifying the Prophecy Jeanine Kitchel writes new book on 2012 debate |
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Maya for the Masses: A Complete Free Glossary on the Maya A glossary companion to Jeanine Kitchel's latest book |
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Review of the book The Yucatan: A Guide to the Land of Maya Mysteries An informative and entertaining guide that details both the history and the best resorts, beaches, & diving spots of the Yucatan |
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Secrets of the Talking Jaguar: A Mayan Shaman's Journey to the Heart of the Indigenous Soul Delve inside the complex culture of Mayan village life, a culture that is fast disappearing. |
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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. |
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What Did the Equinox and Solstice Signify to the Maya? © by Jeanine Kitchel, author |
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