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The Ancient Maya (historical outline, plus sections on art and astronomy) (Michelle Ayache) |
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Mayan Bibliography (links and bibliography) (Christina Turner, Virginia Commonwealth U.) |
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Marilyn Davis (Southern Illinois U.) After the Fall (essay offering broad overview of Maya history) |
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Vive Griffith (U. Texas) Deciphering the Maya (image-filled essay on the work of Dr. Linda Schele on Maya writing) |
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Resources on Aztec & Mayan Law (annotated bibliography) (Tarlton Law Library, U. Texas, Austin) |
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Teobert Maler: Photographer/Adventurer (articles and images relating to Maya history, as captured by Maler) (Mesoweb) |
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Maya Adventure (virtual exhibits, using scientific activities to explore Maya civilization; includes a photograph page) (Science Museum of Minnesota) |
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Maya Codices (information, images, and bibliography) (GB Online) |
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The Maya Pages (articles on culture, maps, and links) (Paula Giese) |
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The Maya Society of Minnesota (includes e-texts of articles, numerous links, and more) Lewis C. Messenger, Hamline U.) |
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Maya (historical overview, bibliography, and images) (Minnesota State U.) |
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The Mayas (part of World Civilizations site, with historical outline and images) (Richard Hooker, Washington State U.) |
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David Freidel (California State U., Hayward) Maya Warfare, Myth and Reality (essay) |
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Mesoamerican Archaeoastronomy (virtual exhibits on the Maya, the Aztec, and the Anasazi) (Sonia Valdez, Jacqueline Wong-Hernandez, and Teryn Mattox, Pomona C.) |
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Mesoamerican Photo Archives (galleries arranged by area) (David R. Hixon, Tulane U.) |
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Mesoweb: An Exploration of Mesoamerican Cultures (links to articles on history, archaeology, art, and more) (Joel Skidmore) |
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Mundo Maya (homepage, with articles and images on history, legends, and art) (Organización Tips S.A. de C.V. Cancún, México) |
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The Palenque Project (homepage for the Group of the Cross archaeological project) |
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David Stuart (Harvard U.) Hieroglyphs and History at Copán (articles on Maya writing in general and as analyzed at this site) (Peabody Museum, Harvard U.) |
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Unmasking the Maya (virtual exhibit, including historical background and a focus on current cultural conditions in Chiapas) (Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, Washington, DC) |
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David Freidel (Southern Methodist U.) Waka and the Maya (historical and cultural overview, with archaeological focus) |
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