• Maya Blue Pigment
• Research
• Citations to De Bonampak al Templo Mayor
• Where was Maya Blue used?
• When did they used Maya Blue?
• Maya Legacy
• Maya Links
• Visits to this webpage
• Indo-Christian Art
• Constantino Reyes-Valerio

More information about the Maya, their legacy and their world can be found here:

Wikipedia

The wikipedia has excellent entries on the

• Precolumbian Maya Civilisation,
• Mayan languages still spoken nowadays and
• Maya peoples.

A definitive first stop for anyone interested in the Maya.

Codex

• Maya Codices  (GB Online)
• Codex Dresdensis  (Indianerinfo,  in German)
• Maya Hieroglyphic Codex  (Tornadohills)

Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia de México (INAH), has a series of webpages for each of the following states. Your can find information regarding different sites in each of them:

• Campeche
• Chiapas
• Tabasco
• Quintana Roo
• Yucatan

Webpages of the Guatemalan Ministry of Culture:

• Quirigua
• Tikal

Webpages of the Honduran Institute of Tourism:

• Copán
• Discovering Honduras

Mathematical discoveries

• Maya Mathematics (Canadian Museum of Civilization Corporation)
• History of Mathematics in the Americas
• Mayan mathematics (St Andrews)

Astronomy and Calendars

• Maya Astronomy Page  (Michielb  Netherlands)
• Maya Calendar  (Maya World Studies Center)
• Maya Calendar and Numbering System (Univ of Delaware)

Weather in the Maya region

If you are interested in the weather in the region, you can access the web page of Met Office (Servicio Meterológico Nacional) for the latest conditions:

• Meteorológico