First (and perhaps foremost), both the ancient Mayas and Egyptians built pyramids. Second, both civilizations worshiped many deities and believed in some sort of "afterlife". Both had a writing system, dubbed "hieroglyphs". Social ranking was also similar; the king had the highest social standing, while laborers had the lowest. Finally, both civilizations disappeared, although their predecessors still exist in today's society. These are just some of the characteristics that the Mayas and Egyptians had in common.
The Maya had many gods. They would give there their gods blood the most common way to do that was they would take arrows and peirce them selves
There were several of them. "Ancient" usually concerns the Civilizations that existed anytime between about 4,000 BC until the first century AD. Most well-known are the Sumerian, Mesopotamian and Persian civilizations and the Egyptian, Greek and Roman civilizations. In the Americas, the Inca and Maya civilizations, although younger, sometimes also are counted as 'ancient' civilizations.
developed complex mathematical and calendar systems
Both the Maya and the Inca had similar social stuctures; men and women were to be considered close to equal, though, in some instinces, women were still lesser to men. Both drained swamps and carved terraces for agriculture, which they depended on heavily, like all other ancient civilizations in the Americas. The Maya and Inca both shared a similar calender system, though, the Inca calender was a bit more complicated, and both civilizations built great stone monuments. Plus, they practiced metallurgy, sacraficial rituals, and polytheism.
Why did ancient Maya go to ancient cities
The transportation of ancient Maya are horses and canoes.
There were several of them. "Ancient" usually concerns the Civilizations that existed anytime between about 4,000 BC until the first century AD. Most well-known are the Sumerian, Mesopotamian and Persian civilizations and the Egyptian, Greek and Roman civilizations. In the Americas, the Inca and Maya civilizations, although younger, sometimes also are counted as 'ancient' civilizations.
the three ancient civilizations that Spain wiped out were the Aztec, Inca, and Maya.
developed complex mathematical and calendar systems
They are similar because they both have pyramids
I think the better question to ask would be what are four examples of ancient Maya city-states. Here are the most famous four of the classical Maya. Tikal, Calakmul, Palenque, and Copan.
developed complex mathematical and calendar systems
Developed great civilizations without major influence from western Europe
Developed great civilizations without major influence from western Europe
the maya civilization fell sooner than aztec civilization
Both the Maya and the Inca had similar social stuctures; men and women were to be considered close to equal, though, in some instinces, women were still lesser to men. Both drained swamps and carved terraces for agriculture, which they depended on heavily, like all other ancient civilizations in the Americas. The Maya and Inca both shared a similar calender system, though, the Inca calender was a bit more complicated, and both civilizations built great stone monuments. Plus, they practiced metallurgy, sacraficial rituals, and polytheism.
The Maya civilizations ended on 909 AD.
The Zapotec and Maya civilizations flourished and declined in nearby regions at roughly the same time.