10 Interesting Fact About The history of the Maya civilization

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• Maya is one of the most advanced civilizations in Central and South America, which reaches its peak between the 3rd and 10th centuries AD.
• Maya tribes build cities that are famous for their spectacular architecture, including pyramids, temples, and complicated roads.
• The virtual calendar consists of three different cycles: Tzolkin cycles last for 260 days, the haab cycle lasts for 365 days, and the long count cycle tracks thousands of years.
• Maya is known as an astronomer and mathematician, who discovers the concept of zero and a decimal number system.
• Maya is one of the oldest written languages in America, with hieroglyphs used to write religious, historical and literary texts.
• Maya Tribe develops complex irrigation systems to irrigate their agriculture, which includes canal and dam systems.
• Maya Tribes also produce beautiful arts, such as wood carvings, statues and pottery.
• In the 10th century, many cyberspace cities suffered setbacks and destruction, perhaps due to climate change and internal conflict.
• A number of virtual cities remained and developed in the period after the conquest of Spain in the 16th century, including cities such as Merida, Campache, and Antigua Guatemala.
• The days of holiday and virtual festivals are still celebrated in many regions of Mesoamerika, with traditional ceremonies and dances featuring typical costumes and music.