ANTH 385

Divine Lords and Earth Monsters: Archaeology of the Maya

California State University San Marcos · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Provides an overview of Maya society as part of the Mesoamerican culture area. Uses archaeological, ethnographic and ethno-historic sources, works of arts, and Maya hieroglyphic texts to explore all facets of Maya society through time. Topics include indigenous and scientific overview of Maya culture origins, social and political organization, interactions with other Mesoamerican civilizations, architecture, art, agriculture, hieroglyphic writing, mythology, cosmology and religion, the collapse, the Spanish colonial period, and contemporary Maya. Satisfies GE area: UD3

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