Step Into a World of Feathered Serpents and Sun Gods
Long before European ships reached the shores of Mesoamerica, the Aztec and Maya peoples wove dazzling stories to explain the sun, the rain, life, and death. Their gods demanded offerings, their priests tracked the heavens, and their calendars charted vast cycles of time.
What you'll learn
- The major gods of the Aztec and Maya pantheons and what they ruled over.
- How these cultures explained the creation and destruction of the world.
- The workings of their famous calendars and sacred rituals.
Why it's fun
These myths are full of cosmic drama, clever tricksters, and astonishing astronomy. You'll uncover stories that are equal parts beautiful and bloodcurdling!
What to expect
What to expect
Twenty questions ranging from gentle warm-ups to brain-bending challenges. Each comes with a bit of context and a satisfying explanation of the answer.
A few you'll face
- Which feathered serpent god the Aztecs and Maya both revered.
- What the Maya called their famous 260-day sacred calendar.
- How the Aztecs believed the current world would eventually end.
Take a deep breath, summon your inner scholar, and let's begin the adventure!
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