During 2018, The Maya Conservancy has been moving forward with it's mission to support efforts to bring back the knowledge of the Maya An...

Conference: "El Cosmos Maya" Archaeologist Marylou Ridinger Doc. David Marín - Mayan Astronomy specialist Doc. Thomas Barrientos - Sub-Di...

During the past two months, The Maya Conservancy, has offered to help Fundacion Turcios Lima with using our USA bank account to receive f...

The Maya Conservancy Supports The Turcios Lima Foundation in their actions against environmental destruction in the Sierra de las Minas a...

Gasper Pedro González is a revered Maya author and intellectual. The following is a translation of the interview that was published June ...

The Maya Conservancy in conjunction with Jades, S.A. established the Twin Heroes Award to recognize the work and efforts of individuals a...

PROPOSAL FOR A MAYA CONSERVANCY PROJECT – IMAGES OF THE POPUL VUH From Stone and Bone to Graphic Arts…The 2,000 year old Journey of Popul...

In the days around the June summer solstice (6/20), The Maya Conservancy (TMC) sponsored an innovative symposium that brought together Iz...

Hello, friends of the IMS, Your Explorer editor has a date with fate tomorrow morning, so I need to get this IMS_2012_06 out to you early...

JANUARY: We hired fundraising consultant Lauri Rose Tanner to give us critique and advice for fundraising. The primary advice was to get...

The Maya Conservancy wants to thank INGUAT and JadeMaya for organizing and hosting the first Congreso de Turismo Arqueologico, 13.0.0.0.0...

August 13, 3114 BC was one of those most popular dates inscribed in dozens of stone stelae in dozens of different  ancient cities of the ...

Activity update for the Maya Conservancy Maya Conservancy website In spite of the fact that we have other projects planned for Guatemala;...

Happy Holidays From The Maya Conservancy Thank you to all the contributors to the Maya Conservancy and a special thank you to Caroline Du...

We will have more trips in 2011 similar to the 2010 trips. Hello, Maya enthusiasts! Join us for an important spiritual/archaeological May...

The archaeological site of Izapa was the most important as well as one of the largest of the pre-hispanic settlements of southern Chiapas
The archaeological wealth of Izapa is evident in the massive pyramidal structures scattered across the site, the great platforms built of packed earth veneered with stone, the dozens of sculptural elements such as stelae, thrones, and altars, all of which can be enjoyed by the visitor and appreciated as but a small sample of the importance

2012, released Nov. 13, 2009 and very popular worldwide. Also treat yourself to a visit to Sony’s supporting Website atwww.whowillsurvie2...