Maya Civilization - The ancient culture of people who lived in parts of Mexico and Central America., Pyramids - Monumental stone structures used as temples and tombs in Maya cities., Glyphs - Complex symbols and characters used in the Maya writing system., Tzolk’in and Haab - Two highly accurate calendars used by the Maya for measuring time., Tikal - A prominent Maya city-state known for its towering pyramids., Maize - The primary crop of the Maya, also known as corn., Chichen Itza - One prominent Maya city-state known for its towering pyramids., Sacrifice - The practice of offering something to gods or spirits in Maya religion., Cacao - A valuable crop used to make a bitter chocolate drink in Maya culture., Mythology - A collection of stories and legends explaining the deeds of gods and the creation of the world., Kukulkan and Chaac - Divine beings in Maya religion., Popol Vuh - An important Maya text containing creation myths and legendary stories., Jade - A precious green stone highly valued by the Maya., Ballgame - A complex sport played in Maya cities often associated with religious rituals., City-States - Independent political entities within the Maya civilization, each ruled by a king., Stelae - Tall stone monuments with carvings and inscriptions commemorating historical events., Priesthood - A group of religious leaders responsible for conducting ceremonies and maintaining communication with the gods., Codex - Manuscripts created by the Maya, made of folded bark paper., Maya Collapse - The mysterious decline of Maya city-states during a specific period.,

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