What were the ancient Maya rights?
you had the right to one apple, and one glass of milk each day. thats it.
The pre-columbian Americans did not use wheels. There are some pre-columbian toys from central america with wheels but there appears not to have been any use of wheeled carts or wagons for transporting goods or people.
Nobody actually know what happened to the Maya, all we know is...snap...their gone. There are some pretty weird theories. One is that the Mayans were taken by a UFO. That has about a 1 in a million chance that that happened. But there is no evidence against it so it could have happened. Also, the Mayans believed they could turn into an animal - and maybe they just stayed that way?! Also, the Mayans could have just - disappeared! Vanish from existence! None of these are very likely, but there is no evidence against it.
What is more likely, is the Mayans abandoned their cities around 900 CE (Common Era), but no one knows why. There is no evidence of war, or draught, for their items were turned on their side so it wouldn't mess up the top. We are still trying to figure out why.
I hope this answered your question, I am sorry if it did not.
What happened to the losing team after playing a ball game on a coba ball court?
the losing team was ritually sacrificed to the gods
This would have been the age during which the romans,Carthaginians, and diadochi were competing for control of the known world. The Romans would have taken all of Italy by now, the Carthaginians wold have established colonies in Spain, Sicily, and Corsica. There were several greek cities and colonies in sicily, greece, asia minor, and along the Black Sea. After the breakup of Alexanders empire, the diadochi, or successor states were as follows: the Seleucids (successors to the persians, controlled syria, parts of Asia Minor, and the fertile crescent), the Ptolemeic Dynasty in Egypt (controlled egypt and the levant), and the Macedonians (controlled Macedon and northern Greece). Other kingdoms in the region that were not diadochi but occupied former areas of alexanders empire would be the Pontic kingdom, or Pontus (most of asia minor), the Armenian kingdom, and the Parthians ( the only kingdom out of all of these to not be conquered by the romans). Beyond these, there would have been various spanish, british, german, gallic, thracian, dacian, scythian, and other 'barbarian' tribes and peoples.
What Indians player wears number 7?
The current player wearing #7 is Jamey Carrol, but Brandon Phillips and Kenney Lofton also wore the number.
yes, during the year, there was no month of may,
in the year 1406, a great event happened when the mayans traveled in time to show us the error of are calender ways, but during their meetings, the great galatic battle between the zomebrad, throdbonters, and earthlings began. the earthlings just wanted to be left in peace, but the other two species choose earth for their battle ground. the mayans quickly used their superior magic of the great universal snake to defend noble earth, and set up pyramids all around the earth to protect and hide earth from various other attacks. upon teaching the calender mistake they left and said they said "all we ask is that you dedicate one moth of the year to us" and this is where we get the month of may from
There are two Maya's in Mexico. The name of the two Maya's are Lagunita and Tamchen.