The Mayan Humanities and Science

<h1>The Mayan Humanities and Science</h1>

<p align=right>by Samantha Smith</p>

<div align=justify>The corn was kept in the rural houses or else in especially built granaries in the ground. Corn took over the lives of females of the Maya all the more than the ones of the males. Its groundwork and food preparation took nearly all their time, since it was  a hard task to prepare it. For the duration of the Classic Period a significant terrace as well as raised field lowlanders kept on cultivation, as was the type of cultivation linked with stone demarcated grounds. The achievement of terracing, raised grounds, and soil demarcation was characteristic of growing pressures to create agricultural goods throughout the Classic Period.

The humanities and science of the Maya civilization contributed a lot the world history. Maya drawing, printing, or designing art is described by unity. Their painting conventions may be referred to two types symbolic and decorative. There existed three sciences at The Mayas, for instance, painting on the walls, ceramic, and sized paper. The Mayas carved on wood as well, sculpting in clay in addition to stucco. Maya carving is the most well-known of all their arts. The statues were created with stone instruments. In the Maya region limestone was rarely used, though in some areas granite and volcanic rock served as the materials. The science was in the chief pecking with a thick tool made of stone. The Maya manuscripts have frequently paintings. They used the paper made of a fig tree, namely its inner bark. It was especially created for painting. It was covered by a limestone -wash as a result it would turn out to be smooth. The Mayas painted with a thin brush, they as well preferred a various palette of colors, for instance, there were black, scarlet, and bottle green, yellow, brown. The Maya pictures were created in pottery, and stone and jade.</div>

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