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What was the Mayans holy book called?
The Mayans did not have a holy book. The religious beliefs of Mayans were conveyed by word-of-mouth, through their art and through their rituals.
How did the Mayans practice their religious beliefs?
They sacrificed slaves and played a game in which they sacrificed the losers
What differences do the Mayans and the Egyptians have?
The Mayans and Egyptians differed in their geographic locations and cultural practices; the Mayans inhabited Mesoamerica, while the Egyptians resided along the Nile River in northeastern Africa. Architecturally, the Mayans are known for their step pyramids and intricate city layouts, whereas the Egyptians are famous for their monumental pyramids and elaborate tombs. Additionally, their religious beliefs and calendar systems were distinct, with the Mayans focusing on a complex calendar system based on cycles of time and the Egyptians emphasizing the afterlife in their practices and beliefs.
What were the differences between the olmecs and the Mayans?
what are some of the diffrentces between mayans and the olmecs
What are some costumes that the mayans had?
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What were the Mayans' religious beliefs?
Mayan's religious beliefs were that the gods took care of everything. It was basically a theocratic society. It believed every element of nature belonged to a different god.
Did the Mayans have religion and what were their beliefs?
Stop asking question about Mayan. Becouse you are not going to anderstand their beliefs. Thanks
What are some inventions the ancient Mayans made?
The Mayans created the calender , the number zero , poetry and pyrimads
Did the Mayans and Aztecs both believe in the afterlife?
They did. Both Mayans and Aztecs have versions of heaven and hell. On the website 'library.thinkquest' there is a brief but informative piece on these civilization's beliefs of afterlife.
What are some major land features in Mexico?
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What are some enduring things the Mayans made?
partys
Which crop was important to the Mayans?
Maize (corn) was the most important crop to the Mayans. It was a staple food source that formed the basis of their diet and agricultural economy. Maize was also a significant aspect of Mayan religious beliefs and ceremonies.
