Additionally, the Spanish conquest in the 16th century further contributed to the demise of many Maya city-states. Open the Youtube video As per The Independent, he further added, “That sample ...

The unsolved archaeological question is why the great Yucatán Maya city-states collapsed one after another. The miracle is that they survived at all, fed by corn grown in such a harsh environment.

Researchers have found a treasure trove of structures from an ancient civilization — by using a modern technology.

A hundred years later, dozens of once-thriving Maya cities were almost entirely depopulated ... Their kingdoms expanded, and what had been well-run states became more loosely and inefficiently ...

63 - Ancient Maya City and Protected Tropical Forests of Calakmul, Campeche (Mexico) (C/N 1061bis) State of Conservation Reports by States Parties 2024 State of conservation report by the State Party ...

Carrasco, an assistant professor of art history at Florida State University ... to build the first time line of rulers of a Maya city—one that, while impressive, is still fuzzy in places.