s (Culbert 160). Within this relatively short time, the Mayans created a civilization that can only be paralleled with that of the ancient Egyptians and Romans. “ The architecture of this extremely productive period reflected the Mayans culture immensely.” (Miller, 51) The layouts of their settlements are comparable to no other civilization on earth. Mayan Temples, pyramids, and ball courts still persevere today, revealing an entire culture’s genius at architecture and construction. Classic Mayan architecture influences modern day art, construction, and design. Their building techniques were primitive, yet the beauty of their work can still be seen, almost as majestic as the day it was created, nearly one thousand years after their completion.” (Culbert 169).’./ Works CitedCulbert, Patrick. Maya Civilization. Ed. Jeremy A. Sabloff. Washington D.C: ST Remy, 1993.Liz, Rachel. “Mayan Cities and Architecture.” 17 May. 1998*http://www.afs.pvt.K12.pa.us/classroom/9%20History/level%201V/Group%E/page/html*Miller, Mary. “Maya Masterpiece Revealed at Bonampak.” National Geographic Feb. 1995: 50-69 Classic Mayan Architecture Adam Staats Champlain College ...
