"Three Thousand Years of the Maya" is a classic work by Mr. Sylvanus Morley, a representative figure in Mayan civilization research in the United States. Through his more than 20 years of excavation and investigation experience in the Yucatan Peninsula, Mr. Morley uses a professional perspective and smooth and popular writing to show the history and appearance of the Mayan civilization. It can be said that this book is the first work to comprehensively, systematically, and in-depth present the Mayan civilization from the aspects of geography, history, astronomy, calendar, customs, art, and other fields, as well as the research results of archeology, history, anthropology, folklore, sociology, etc. It is also one of the authoritative works on the study of the Mayan civilization so far.
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Have a preliminary understanding of Mayan history and culture
It is a work from the Paleozoic Era, and a lot of the information is no longer applicable, but it is useful as a basic science popularization.
Have a preliminary understanding of Mayan history and culture
It is a work from the Paleozoic Era, and a lot of the information is no longer applicable, but it is useful as a basic science popularization.