Classic Maya

The Classic Maya refers to a period in Mesoamerican history, approximately from 250 to 900 AD, when the Maya civilization reached its peak in cultural, political, and architectural development. This era is characterized by the construction of impressive cities with intricate pyramids, temples, and palaces, along with advancements in art, writing, mathematics, and astronomy. The Maya developed a complex society featuring city-states ruled by kings, and they are known for their remarkable achievements in agriculture and trade. Their legacy continues to influence modern understanding of ancient civilizations in the region.