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Maya Civilization Guide Oct 29th 2011, 10:03 Overview Timeline and King List Important Facts You Are Here-->Further Sources Bibliography Archaeological Sites of the Maya Really the best way to learn about the Maya is to go and visit the archaeological ruins. Many of them are open to the public and have museums and even gift shops on the sites. You can find Maya archaeological sites in Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador and in several Mexican states. Major Maya Cities Belize: Batsu'b Cave, Colha, Minanha, Altun Ha, Caracol, Lamanai, Cahal Pech, Xunantunich El Salvador: Chalchuapa, Quelepa Mexico: El Tajin, Mayapan, Cacaxtla, Bonampak, Chichén Itzá, Cobá , Uxmal, Palenque Honduras: Copan, Puerto Escondido Guatemala: Kaminaljuyu, La Corona (Site Q), Nakbe, Tikal More on the Maya Books on the Maya A collection of reviews of a handful of the recent books on the Maya. Finding Maya Site Q. Mysterious Site Q was one of the sites referred to on glyphs and temple inscriptions; and researchers believe they have finally located it as the site of La Corona. Spectacles and Spectators: Walking Tour of Maya Plazas. Although when you visit archaeological ruins of the Maya, you generally look at the tall buildings--but a lot interesting things are to be learned about the plazas, the big open spaces between the temples and palaces at the major Maya cities. Maya Civilization Quiz Are you ready to take the Maya Civilization Trivia Quiz? Overview Timeline and King List Important Facts You Are Here-->Further Sources Bibliography

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