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Classic Mayan Civilization
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Web Based and Library Resources Archaeological Projects in the Maya AreaOrganizations and General Web Resources for the Study of Mayan Civilization Key
Print Resources | Recordings and VideosMesoamerican Map (pdf file)
Course
Reserves at the Rockefeller and John Hay Libraries Electronic Databases and Journals in Anthropology and Archaeology Archaeological Projects in the Maya Area: Caracol Archaeological Project,
Belize Aguateca Archaeological
Project, Peten Region, Guatemala Belize Valley Archaeological Reconnaissance Western Belize Regional Cave
Project Yaxuna Archaeology
ProjectCihuatan. El Salvador's Ancient CityK'axob - Xarp: Discover
Ancient Maya The BRASS / El
Pilar Program The Vanderbilt
Upper Pasion Archaeological Cave Survey The Pakbeh Regional Economy
Project. Chunchucmil, Yucatan, Mexico >Organizations and Web Resources: FAMSI (Foundation for the Advancement
of Mesoamerican Studies, Inc.). Includes sections of maps of
the areas, on Maya
hieroglyphic writing, as well as a set of links to
other Pre-Columbian sites. MayaRuins.com. A photographic tour of sites in Mexico, Belize, Guatemala,
& Honduras.Copyright by Barbara McKenzie. Mesoamerican
Art Slide Collection. Dr. Manuel Aguilar, Califoronia State
University Los Angeles.Mesoamerican Photo Archives. Copyright David R. Hixson, Tulane University. Ancient
Middle America: The Maya. Tim Roufs, University of Minnesota, Duluth Ancient
Mesoamerican Architecture. Lowell S. Gustafson, Villanova UniversityCopan
1989-2000. Robert J. Sharer, University of Pennsylvania Museum Maya Cosmos. Phil Hofstetter, CSU, Hayward Mayan Epigraphic Database
Project. Institute for Advanced Technology in
the Humanities, University of Virginia. Windows
to the Universe: Mythology of the Mayas. University Corporation
for Atmospheric Research, University of Michigan Classic Maya Calendar
and Day Numbering System. David Mills, University
of DelawareThe Maya Murals
of Bonampak. Peabody Museum, Yale University Mesoamerican
Gallery. University of Pennsylvania Museum Maya Calendar. Maya World Studies Center, YucatanRecordings and Videos: The vanishing Indians: Maya
and Kekchi of Belize and Guatemala. (sound recording). Recorded in Belize
and Columbia Orwig Soundrecording M1684 .V36x 1900z Edgewalker [videorecording]
: a conversation with Linda Schele / Home Life Productions ; a film by
Andrew Weeks, Simon Martin and Lori Conley. [United States?] : Home Life
Productions, c1999.A conversation with Linda Schele, looking at her life and her studies of Maya art, hieroglyphics and civilization. Sciences Media Video F1435.3.A7 E34x 1999 Chac [videorecording]
/ a Milestone Film release ; writer, producer and director, Rolando
Klein ; produced by Cientifilm Aurora S.ABased on ritual and legends from the Popul vuh and Mayan stories, the film focuses on a small Tzeltal village during a terrible drought. Sciences Media DVD PN1997 .C5143x 2001 Maya lords of the jungle [videorecording]
/ Public Broadcasting Associates, Inc. ; written, produced and directed by
John Angier. Studies Mayan archaeological sites in Mexico and Central America, including the architectural design and structure of the pyramids, and irrigation methods. Presents various speculations and theories as to why this civilization crumbled. Sciences Media Video F1435 . M29x 1988 Lost
King of the Maya: the companion Web site to "Lost
King of the Maya," originally broadcast on February 13, 2001. The film
follows the work of archeologists who are using new excavations and hieroglyphic
translations to interpret the early history of Copán, a Classic Maya
site in northern Honduras. Includes a Map
of the Maya World and a section on Reading
Maya Hieroglyphs.PBS/Nova Online Electronic Databases and Journal in Anthropology
and Archaeology:
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