Los Mayas fueron una civilización pre colombina
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The Mayans were a pre-Colombian civilization.\nYou can go to the site below and type in text from just about any language and it will translate for you.
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Creo que es una forma de perder el tiempo y el dinero. Si  tu mismo no conoces tu psique, tu mente, otros menos, el autoconocimiento de nuestra mente  viene de una buena relación con Dios, el nos muestra lo que necesitamos saber y nos guia.
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Un Deseo Especial de Pascua\n\nUna primavera que llena el corazón y el alma con alegrías -- algún viejo, algún nuevo.. \n\nY las memorias causaron mantener -- eso es mi deseo de Pascua para usted.
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There is the Mayan Calendar!
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Jackson Stewart Lincoln:\nhttp://www.anthrosource.net/action/showXml?doi=10.1525%2Feth.1981.9.2.02a00040\nLo siento. No se bastante espanol para responder aqui.
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you would probably find the answers either on google.com or ask.com cosmeo.com is also good but you have to sign up for it.\ni only know some of the answers.\n\n1. the major crops were maize (corn), beans, sweet potatoes, and other vegetables.\n2. they had irrigation.\n3. the mayan culture flourished at about a.d. 300\n4. i'm not exactly sure what was the capital but the largest mayan city was Tikal.\n5. the mayans exchanged their crops for cotton cloth, pottery, deer meat, and salt.\n6. around a.d. 900, the mayan civilization began to decline. at about a.d. 1100 the mayan cities were like ghost towns. no one exactly knows what caused the decline. maybe slaves and farmers revolted against their mayan masters or maybe the soil became too exhausted by erosion and fire to produce enough food for people. even thought the mayana civilization collapsed, descendants of the maya still live in parts os mexico and central america.
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some of those civilizatrions sounded rather sophisticated yet brutal...  kinda like having two ball players play and killing the losers?  The Incas Aztecs and Mayans were descendents of people who spead out from Babel after the flood\n\ninterestingly the Mayan Calender goes back to roughly 56 years shorter than the 4004BC calender of Bishop Ussher. Sounds familiar... why might that be  having Calienders dating to the Bbilical creation on the other side of the world almost as if people spread out from Babel at one time after the flood.
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USTED HABLA EL LENGUAJE ROMANTICO ?
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Actually, that's pretty easy.  They are both "Mesoamerican" civilizations.  The term "Mesoamerica" was formalized by a scholar named Paul Kirchoff.  He outlined a trait list of items that various cultures within Mesoamerica had in common.  Any of Kirchoff's traits should apply to either the Maya or Aztec cultures.\n\nSee the links listed below:
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ok if you believe in God (as in Christianity) then you know of the story of adam and eve and how did man start,... as an adult so i suppose the chichen came first also. besides who would take care of the egg
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mami calientame el bochito\nel sapito evo\ncolegiala mueve la nalguita\nla chambita del chanchito\nrasca mi tranquita so tontita\ncumbichancha de la chanchita periquita\ntus ojetes me guarachearon cuando estaba en el barranco\nla chachita tinajera\nla rajita de sandia\nsuda tu pepita
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C\n\nMexico has a lot of the ancient ruins of these two great ancient civilizations.
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Pre-Colombian era\n\nSouth America is thought to have been first inhabited by people crossing the Bering Land Bridge, now the Bering strait, though there are also suggestions of migration across the southern Pacific Ocean. Over the course of millennia, people spread to all parts of the continent. By the first millennium CE, South America’s vast rainforests, mountains, plains and coasts were the home of tens of millions of people. Some groups formed permanent settlements. Among those groups were the Chibchas (or "Muiscas" or "Muyscas") and the Tairona. The Chibchas of Colombia, the Quechuas of Peru and the Aymaras of Bolivia were the 3 most important sedentary Indian groups in South America.\n[edit]\nChibchas\nThe Chibcha linguistic communities were the most numerous, the most territorially extended and the most socio-economically developed of the Pre-Hispanic Colombians. By the 3rd century, the Chibchas had established their civilization in the northern Andes. At one point, the Chibchas occupied part of what is now Panama, and the high plains of the Eastern Sierra of Colombia. The areas that they occupied were the Departments of Santander (North and South), Boyacá and Cundinamarca, which were also the areas where the first farms and first industries were developed, and where the independence movement originated. They are currently the richest areas in Colombia. They represented the most populous zone between the Mexican and Inca empires. Next to the Quechua of Peru and the Aymara in Bolivia, the Chibchas of the eastern and north-eastern Highlands of Colombia were the most striking of the sedentary indigenous peoples in South America. In the Oriental Andes, the Chibchas were composed of several tribes, who spoke the same language (Chibchan). Among them: Muiscas, Guanes, Laches and Chitareros.
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I checked on Internet and they say it was the early Aztecs.
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primero me levanto en 6 y consigo en la ducha, después consigo peine vestido, siguiente de i mi pelo, entonces pongo encendido el maquillaje, siguiente cepillo mis dientes, e im apagado para enseñar
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No, there isn't. And the Mayas didn't predict the end of the world.\n They were so advanced in cosmology that they created a 10.000 years calendar to predict solar and lunar solstis, for sacrefices, war, games....\n The Maya calendar stop at the 21-23 december 2012,it's on the same date that our solar system will be aline perfectly with the milky way.( we are right now under it )\n For them it was the end of an era, not the world. They said that with this phenomena, humanity will go from darkness into the light and open new frontier for us to explore.\nIn fact all the texts on the subject are not totally translated so nobody knows, when that happens, what will happen.\n No end of the world just a prediction like Y2K and other...
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It has to do with the destruction of the Mayan culture, which, for them, was the apocalypse