Mayan Resources
Resources I have used and am using:
Mesoamerican anthropological photo archive.
Maya
Civilization Wikipedia article.
Mayan
calendar Wikipedia article.
Mayan calendar scienceworld.wolfram.com.
Mesoamerican calendar Wikipedia article.
Mayan
Languages Wikipedia article.
Mayan
People Wikipedia article.
Mayan
Mythology Wikipedia article.
Mayan E-group
Wikipedia article.
Mayan
Astronomy from Michiel Berger in the Netherlands who has some nice
gif images of the Mayan numbers and much useful Mayan astronomical
things.
Ancient
Observatories: Live
from Chichén Itzá March 20, 2005 from the San
Francisco Exploritorium a 2 hour webcast.
Did the Maya think the solar year was 365 days? Maya
Calendar
Rabbit in
the Moon
Mayan
Calendar.com in the Merida, Yucatan, Mexico
Mesoweb.org
Ballgame.org Winner
take all, Mesoamerican godly Sports!
Foundation for the
Advancement of Mesoamerican Studies
Enrique
G'omez home page
Place of Mirrors
Mayan Ruins a
photographic tour
Mayan
Astronomy by MICHAEL
FINLEY SASKATOON SK CANADA the best sight I have found on the
Internet about Mayan astronomy; not only tell you what, but tell you
how we figured out what the Maya figure out a long time ago. This
sight even expresses uncertainty where uncertainty is justified.
That means it is real science!
Ancient
Astronomy particularly good to use with Mayan Codex observations
and monument astronomical glyphs.
Ancient Scripts
includes Mayan!
Python
Vuh: Mayan Calendar Mathematics with Python, one of the best!
Gregorian
Mayan Date Calculator.
Tropical
Year in the Wikipedia everything to do with the observation that
the
seasons move twice through 1,101,600 days in the 365 day vague year,
but which season?
Mayan
Day Names and time calculator with symbols shown.
Month
in the Wikipedia nothing to do with Mayan considerations directly, but
everything to do with calendar considerations in general.
Pre Columbian
Society of Washington DC
Dunbarton Oaks, Gardens
and Museum, Pre-Columbian Studies.
The Pre-Columbian
Society at the University of Pennsylvania Museum.
Maya
Exploration Center
For faculty, The National Endowment for the Humanities announces a 2006
on-site Summer Institute: "Maya Worlds
in Chiapas, Guatemala, Honduras, and Belize" June 18-July 29, 2006.
For faculty, The National Endowment for the Humanities announces a 2007
on-site Summer Institute: "Oaxaca:
Crossroads of a Continent" July1-August 1, 2007.
Mayan Kids
Site added November 22, 2005.
Directory
with pictures I have taken in Tikal, Peten, Guatemala and at the
University of Pennsylvania Archeology and Anthropology Museum in
Philadelphia and other files I have written and some glyph graphics and
number glyphs I am using in the "Ancient
Sky Watchers of Guatemala, Mexico, Belize, El Salvador, and
Honduras, the
Maya" planetarium program.
Last changed significantly on Sunday, September 18, 2005 10PM. or
In the Gregorian Proleptic Calendar,
using the GMT correlation constant
584285,
is
The Center
for Archaeoastronomy
Last changed 5:15PM May 21, 2008 by Dr. Harold Alden Williams.
Montgomery
College's Planetarium home page
