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Maya Skies is an independent educational reference exploring Maya astronomy, calendars, mathematics, archaeology, architecture, cosmology, archaeoastronomy, and digital heritage.

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    Corrections and Factual Issues

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    Research concerning Maya history, archaeology, astronomy, calendars, architecture, and writing continues to develop, and interpretations can change as new evidence becomes available.

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    About the Historical Maya Skies Project

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    The domain has a historical association with resources connected with the earlier Tales of the Maya Skies project. However, the present website is not the official website, representative, or support service for that production.

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    Independent educational reference for Maya astronomy, calendars, archaeology, mathematics, and digital heritage.