central america

Discusses the Mayan culture, its discovery by Spaniards, and its eventual collapse, and describes the ruins existing today.

Describes the legacy, cities, civilization, kings, calendar, and daily life of the Mayas.

Explores the ancient civilizations of the Americas, focusing on the history and culture of the Maya and Aztec civilizations and their influence on the development of the New World.

Retells the story of the challenge between Quetzalc?atl and Tlaloc that settled the question of who was the mightiest of the gods.

Presents a sequel to "Domain" based on the Mayan Popul Vulmyth, in which twins Jacob and Immanuel, born with post human genes, join together to resurrect their father, Michael, who was working to halt the alien Armageddon predicted for 2012, and defeat their evil counterpart Lilith, who yearns to open the gates of Hell.

Contains over twenty essays in which authorities on the 2012 phenomenon voice their opinions on the Mayan calendar and Mayan cosmovision; science, business, and politics in the context of 2012; spirituality, signs, and symbolism surrounding 2012; and evolution toward 2012 and beyond.

Offers an appraisal of the situation from the perspective of the poor and unrepresented citizens of Central America.

Unravels the question of how the Maya has managed to preserve their sacred beliefs into modern times.

Examines the Mayan civilization and how their elaborate sites were built in Central America.

Explores the history, culture, and traditions of the ancient Aztec, Inca, and Maya peoples of Mesoamerica.