Maya Culture
Sacbé, Millennial Adventure Path
Explore the ancient Mayan heritage through the iconic "Sacbé" pathways, connecting temples and citie...
Maya Culture
The Maya Language Lives On
This magazine can’t have a section called “Who are the Maya” without mentioning the peninsular Maya ...
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The Poetry of a Maya Woman: Lupita Chan
Everyone has a language of their own, which means that everyone can create poetry. Among those who m...
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The Myth of the Maya Calendar
The doomsday clock. The burden of time. The Maya calendar predicts the end of the world. These are t...
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Celebrating the Virgin of the Candelaria in Yucatán
Yucatán is home to festivals year-round. One of the most anticipated is the festivity of Candlemas, ...
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A Glimpse Into Maya Worldview: Turtles and Corn
Today more than ever we need to defend and cultivate native corn varieties… and observe that beautif...
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Who is Kukulkán?
Kukulkán is the main deity of the Maya pantheon: the god of gods, the Yucatecan alternative to the R...
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Maya Gods
One of the most devastating consequences of so many Maya codices and sacred art having been burned d...
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A Bleeding Prophecy: The Book of Xocén
We talk about the sacred book, the book of prophecies, or the living book of Xocen, the little town ...
