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	Maya Mountains - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Taken at mile 31 on the Hummingbird Highway at the village of St. Margaret.
		The Maya Mountains are a mountain range in Belize and eastern Guatemala.
		The tallest mountain is Victoria Peak at 3,675 feet (1,120 m).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Maya_Mountains (102 words)

	Maya Mountains - Search Results - MSN Encarta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Maya Mountains, mountain range in south-western Belize, Central America.
		The Maya, whose highly developed civilization was at its peak in the pre-Columban period, still form the bulk of the rural population.
		Palenque, ancient Maya city of Mexico, located in what is now Chiapas State, near the village of Palenque.
	uk.encarta.msn.com /Maya_Mountains.html (109 words)

	Openings to the Underworld: Science News Online, May 18, 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Maya farmers living far from the madding crowds of major cities excavated their own caves out of dirt or rock apparently to serve as the religious heart of their communities.
		Among the Classic Maya and their non-Maya contemporaries in central Mexico, a tradition of cave burials may have prompted the construction of pyramids, as symbols of sacred mountains, encasing deceased royalty in cavelike tombs.
		Maya scribes, the artists who used a complex writing system to record the activities of the royalty, conducted their own pilgrimages to certain caves, proposes Andrea Stone, an art historian at the University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee.
	www.sciencenews.org /20020518/bob9.asp (2533 words)

	Investigations of the Belize River: Modeling Flow Overland to the Macal Tributary
		Mountain Pine Ridge is a granite formation, an oval intrusion which slopes to the northwest and which has eroded down the middle where the Macal river passes through it.
		Mountain Pine Ridge is to the northwest; the southern Maya Mountains are isolated to the southeast.
		The upper watershed is in the southern Maya Mountains, the lower one is Mountain Pine Ridge.
	www.oas.org /cdmp/document/blzriver/belize.htm (6760 words)

	The Living Maya (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Yucatec Maya primarily live in the northern and western portions of the country.
		At the beginning of the 21st century, the Mopan and Q´eqchi´ Maya of the Toledo District live in 38 established Maya villages, as well as in other multiethnic villages located in the district.
		The topography is a mixture of rolling terrain, the rugged hills of the Maya Mountains (which can reach a slope of sixty degrees), and low flat lands.
	www.mayaviewkeeper.com /TLMweb/location.htm (640 words)

	Mountains of the Jaguar
		Nestled in the Maya Mountains like a cornucopia cradling the fruit of Gods sweet creations, the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary (CBWS) shelters the exotic and common flora and fauna of Belize; there, the jaguar reigns.
		It was dubbed the Cockscomb for the mountains' resemblance to a rooster's comb.
		In 1985 all of the villages were consolidated into the Maya Center, Since then government has built a community center, a school, a soccer field, streets, a clinic, a water system, electricity and telephones.
	www.mayadiscovery.com /ing/nature/jaguar.htm (1911 words)

	! Casa Maya Eco Resort, Jungle Lodge, Tours, Mayan, San Ignacio, Cayo, Belize, Central America
		Casa Maya is located near San Ignacio in the Cayo District of Belize, as may be seen in the Map of Belize.
		Casa Maya offers an intriguing variety of Day Adventure Trips which are interesting for anyone who would like to see the natural beauty sites in the Maya Mountains, and Belize rivers, caves and jungles.
		Maya Healers instruct on identification of useful herbs, preparation of herbal remedies, and philosophy of Maya healing.
	www.awrem.com /casamaya (863 words)

	Nebaj, Guatemala
		The Maya there live in tropical rain forests on the northern skirts of the Cordillera Cuchumatanes, a mountain range which starts in Mexico and threads its way south through central Guatemala, eventually dissolving into the Caribbean.
		Their rituals are performed by Maya priests, witch doctors, seers or oracles, who solicit the Lord of the Earth, the hills and the water.
		Nebaj, Chajul and San Juan Cotzal are part of the so-called Ixil region, named for the Maya tribe which settled in the area around A.D. These three municipal seats occupy 2314 square kilometers and possess a rich cultural heritage, evidenced by numerous archaeological sites where pottery and jade have been found.
	www.mayadiscovery.com /ing/life/nebaj.htm (540 words)

	Detail Page
		The Maya, however, were not insulated against the rapid changes taking place in Mesoamerica, which stemmed from the rise of other groups and the natural conditions of weather and terrain.
		This Maya decline, of course, was directly related to contacts with foreign groups in the north and the west.
		The elite of each Maya city stood isolated and autonomous in many ways, guiding the destiny of their regions and administering the resources and labors of the surrounding areas toward public projects and the maintenance of the standards of construction and religious ceremonies.
	www.fofweb.com /Onfiles/Ancient/AncientDetail.asp?iPin=MES0690 (2986 words)

	Maya - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Maya Civilization, an ancient Native American culture that represented one of the most advanced civilizations in the western hemisphere before the...
		Chichén Itzá, most important city of the Maya peoples, now an archaeological site, 29 km (18 mi) southwest of Valladolid, Mexico, in the northern...
		Maya civilization dominated southern Mesoamerica in the second half of the first millennium ad.
	encarta.msn.com /Maya.html (180 words)

	Maya Sites of Belize, Ambergris Caye, Belize
		Belize clearly lay in the Maya heartland: not only are some of the earliest sites, like that of Cuello in Orange Walk, found in the country, but the recent discovery of glyphs at Caracol, Cayo District, apparently portraying a military victory over Tikal suggests that some of the Belizean centres were supreme in the region.
		One of the things that contributed to the anger of the Maya is that they destroyed one of the temples and on top of the fundamentals of that, the foundation of that temple, they constructed their first church.
		Yet in a sense, the Maya created their own fertility: the main reservoir at Caracol is an engineering masterpiece providing water to this day and, again in the context of warlords and fertility, it is apropos to bear in mind the name of the supreme Caracol warlord - Lord Water.
	ambergriscaye.com /pages/mayan/mayasites.html (19308 words)

	Science News Online (1/24/98): Sacred Secrets of the Caves: Archaeologists go underground for enlightenment on ancient ...
		At several dozen major Maya settlements, stairways run up the sides of massive temples, and inscribed stone monuments recount the histories of royal families and their bloody escapades in warfare.
		Ongoing archaeological investigations suggest that ancient Maya settlements were strategically placed on top of and around numerous caves, both natural and man-made, and that these caverns served as landmarks of political power and spiritual meaning.
		An archaeological project in the Maya Mountains of southern Belize has located nearly 2 dozen caves containing evidence of small group ceremonies in deeply recessed chambers; carved blades and other specialized artifacts suggest that shamans were present.
	www.sciencenews.org /pages/sn_arc98/1_24_98/bob1.htm (1987 words)

	The Nature Conservancy in Belize - Maya Mountain Marine Corridor
		A million-acre landscape of protected areas that links the crest of the Maya Mountains to the Meso-American Reef, MMMC is home to more than 220 tree species and 350 species of birds.
		In the Maya Mountain Marine Corridor, The Nature Conservancy is able to focus on the entire landscape, from the ridges of the Maya Mountains to the reefs of the Meso-American Barrier Reef.
		Lying at the foot of the Maya Mountain Marine Corridor, Port Honduras was recently designated a marine reserve by the government of Belize, which chose the Toledo Institute for Development and Environment (TIDE) to manage the reserve.
	www.nature.org /wherewework/centralamerica/belize/work/art8603.html (560 words)

	Summer in Belize (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Maya Mountain Lodge & Tours was created and has been run by the Mickler family for over 2 decades.
		Located in the foothills of the Maya Mountains and just outside of San Ignacio, the lodge is an ideal base for jungle adventures.
		Maya Mountain also offers special vacation travel options for honeymooners, groups, teachers, and families.
	www.summerinbelize.com /member/mayamountain.html (257 words)

	Casa Maya Resort Belize Jungle Eco-resort
		Casa Maya is a fully licensed Belize Tour Operator License #092-031 The Casa Maya Adventure Program is focused on enjoyment and education while protecting the wonders of the fascinating tropical environments of Belize.
		Maya traditional healers study throughout their life working to be more effective in bringing the total human into harmony with body, environment and spirit.
		Maya traditional healing is involved healing, with a full awareness that the body, mind, emotions, environment and spirit are interconnected, all of which must be considered for an effective cure.
	www.ambergriscaye.com /casamaya/index.html (3093 words)

	More Maya (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The ancient Maya ventured deep into subterranean chambers to construct altars, burn incense, and inter their dead." Artifacts that he found in the dark depths included incense burners, rosewood stools, jade beads, and prayer benches.
		Prufer focused on 53 caves in the Ek Xux Valley and Muklebal Tzul region of the Maya Mountains, little-known sites that are hard to get to and even more difficult to equip as research camps.
		Perhaps because of that interest in pyramids and temples, archaeologists have focused more on the Maya's kings and high priests and less on their medicine men.
	www.siu.edu /~perspect/03_sp/maya.html (422 words)

	The Sibun River's neverending journey through Belize's beautiful sites
		Though limited numbers of birds and mammals were sighted during the expedition, the Maya Mountains in general have healthy populations of mammals and birds, including two species of monkey, all six species of wildcats, and over 500 species of birds.
		Otters are known to be plentiful in the upper reaches of most of the rivers in the Maya Mountains.
		In the more remote areas of the Maya Mountains, flocks of 10-15 can still be seen in the tops of tall trees.
	www.belizeanjourneys.com /sibun/ecology.html (2237 words)

	CPD: Middle America, Site MA13, Petén Region and Maya Biosphere Reserve, Guatemala
		The Maya BR with the contiguous forests of Mexico and Belize (Map 24) is now Mesoamerica's last large lowland forest, c.
		The Maya BR is one of 11 areas given priority under the region's 1992 Convenio para la Conservación de la Biodiversidad y Protección de Areas Silvestres Prioritarias en América Central.
		The Maya BR is among the key sites in The Nature Conservancy (TNC) Parks in Peril campaign, to build a conservation infrastructure and secure long-term funding to sustain local management of the protected areas and integrate them into local economies (Houseal 1990).
	www.nmnh.si.edu /botany/projects/cpd/ma/ma13.htm (3580 words)

	Northern Belize - Geology of northern Belize.
		Draped off the north and south flanks of the Maya Mountains lie rugged limestone territory, while further north the topography is dominated by flat limestone beds dotted with mounds of eroded soils.
		The Maya Mountains consist mostly of dense and very old granite, quartz and shales.
		In simple terms, Northern Belize is dominated to the west by a series of escarpments, cut by rivers which once originated from the ancient uplands of the Maya Mountains.
	www.northernbelize.com /geology.html (465 words)

	Table of Contents and Excerpt, Jones, Birds of Belize
		North of the Maya Mountains are the New River, with its network of bird-rich lagoons, and the Rio Hondo, which defines much of the Mexico-Belize border.
		South of the Maya Mountains watershed are the Temash and Sarstoon rivers, the latter defining Belize's southern border with Guatemala.
		North of the Maya Mountains, the forest is both drier and of smaller stature, with many more deciduous species and an average canopy height seldom exceeding 80 feet (25 m) away from the major rivers.
	www.utexas.edu /utpress/excerpts/exjonbir.html (8744 words)

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		The Maya Leaders is comprised of the Toledo Maya Cultural Council (TMCC), the Q'eqchi' Council of Belize (KCB), the Toledo Alcaldes Association (TAA) and the Toledo Maya Women's Council (TMWC).
		The thirty-six Maya communities are the home of approximately 11,000 Q'eqchi' and Mopan Mayas living in the Toledo district.
		Our communities are are situated in the foothills of the Maya Mountains, and on the lower lying lands between the foothills and the coast.
	www.geocities.com /mayacomanage (319 words)

	Bella Maya Resort, Placencia, Belize Beachfront Condo Hotel, Caribbean Condo Hotel
		Bella Maya Resort will be a luxury resort of four-star quality set upon six acres of beautifully landscaped beach and lagoon-front land.
		Bella Maya Resort is set to be the most upscale development on the Placencia peninsula.
		Bella Maya Resort is set to be the most upscale, well-designed and spacious development on the Placencia peninsula.
	www.condohotelcenter.com /alerts/bella-maya.htm (1785 words)

	The Belize Virtual Guide - Terrestrial Parks - National Parks Tour
		The Maya Mountains are the dominant topographical feature of the country, with the highest peak at just over 3000 feet.
		The geologic history of this region is one of mountain uplifting, followed by rising sea level and the deposition of limestone by ancient coral reefs.
		These are extensive areas of alluvial deposits, laid down through hundreds of thousands of years of erosion of the Maya Mountains and hilly upland.
	www.travelbelize.org /spanish/guide/pa/pala.html (508 words)

	Archaeological Sites of Belize, Lubaatun, Marco Gonzalez, Nim Li Punit, Nohmul, Pacbitun, Santa Rita Corozal, Uxbenka, ...
		From the summit of this structure there is a beautiful view of the foothills of the Maya Mountains and the Toledo coastal plains.
		The exact borders of the ancient Maya city are unknown.
		The site, which is not extensive, perches on a ridge overlooking the foothills and valleys of the Maya Mountains in the Toledo District of southern Belize.
	www.mayan-world.com /ruinas/belize2-m.htm (1840 words)

	Mayan Discoveries in the News
		Carved from volcanic rock and covered in intricate hieroglyphs, the vessel is only the fourth of its kind to emerge from the so-called Maya rain forest of Central America.
		Dating to A.D. 480 to 550, the box is a rare example of lowland Maya art from the murky Early Classic period, Woodfill says.
		This name appears in Palenque's royal genealogy with a supposed time of rulership dating to the Olmec era (he is said to have been born in 993 BC).
	www.crystalinks.com /mayanews.html (2377 words)

	The Sibun River, Belize
		Where the river leaves the mountains, farms grow a variety of crops on the wide flood plains and highly rich limestone soils.
		The Maya Mountains cover a third of Belize and protect the most remote and inaccessible tropical forests of the country.
		Three main rivers drain the northeastern portion of the Maya Mountains - Dry Creek to the East, Sibun in the middle, and the Caves Branch to the West.
	www.belizeanjourneys.com /sibun/river.html (1178 words)

	! Casa Maya Eco Resort, San Ignacio, Cayo, Belize, Central America
		Casa Maya is a true jungle lodge, tucked away in a quiet private jungle valley, constructed of jungle materials.
		All of our building materials were harvested in a sustainable way from the local jungle and constructed by local Maya craftsmen, in the same manner as their ancestors.
		The humidity on the back slope of the Maya Mountains, where we are located, is much less than on the coast, and we are also at a higher elevation, so we don’t use, or even need, fans or air conditioning, as our weather is pleasant and comfortable in the evenings.
	www.awrem.com /casamaya/accomo.html (722 words)

	Reports Submitted to FAMSI - Keith M. Prufer
		The Maya Mountains of southern Belize constitute one of the last regions in the entire Maya area to be explored (Figure 1).
		Though the interior of the mountains was largely unoccupied at the time of Spanish contact, it has been long known that the foothills were home to several important ruins, including Lubaantun, Nimli Punit, and Pusilhá (Gann 1925; Hammond 1970; Leventhal 1990; Wanyerka 1996).
		As recently as the 1980’s the region was thought to have been sparsely populated and of little importance in the dynamic Classic Period growth of polities in the Maya area.
	www.famsi.org /reports/99003/section02.htm (579 words)

	Tracking Maya Regional Organization
		Maya archaeology awaits our findings with anticipation, hoping to use material evidence to support or refute the arguments about regional domination by one or two major superstates.
		Happily, near to the camp a reopened Maya spring yields sufficient potable water.
		Finally, the importance of an associated communication route between the Maya Mountains and Petén should not be underestimated.
	www.sscnet.ucla.edu /ioa/backdirt/Spr01/maya.html (1129 words)

	Amsterdam Grade 5 Maya Projects : Project 6 : Intro & Geography
		To the south the land of the Maya included the beautiful highlands and plateaus Guatemalaa and a small northern corner of Honduras.
		The southern Maya country is a land of mountains, swamps, and tropical jungle.
		The southern half of the counry is dominated by the rugged Maya Mountains, an igneous plateau cut by erosion into hills arid valleys that stretch in a southwesterly to northeasterly direction.
	www.internet-at-work.com /hos_mcgrane/maya/eg_maya_project6a.html (354 words)

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