This site includes articles about the Mayan calendar, architecture, culture, and hieroglyphic writing (with a how-to guide for writing your own name).

Here you'll find a map of archaeological sites in Mexico and Belize, with descriptions written by early archaeologists, as well as an under-construction timeline and annotated bibliography.

This Web site features recent news updates about the Pre-Colombian archeological community, as well as images of various Meso-American sites.

This is a usenet group devoted to the discussion of Meso-American cultures, including the Maya, Aztec and others, as well as Pre-Colombian cultures, such as the Inca.

The Belize Valley Archaeological Reconnaissance Project will conduct archaeological research within various caves in Belize in the summer of 1998. The project will focus on interpreting the role of caves in the culture of the ancient Maya. Dr. Jaime Awe of the University of New Hampshire will direct the archaeological investigations, which will include extensive exploration of cave sites, mapping of rooms and artefacts, typing of pottery, artefact tabulation, data recording, and excavation. Volunteers must be in excellent physical condition and at least 18 years of age. There is a fee. For applications and more information, e-mail Cameron Griffith, Co-Director, at: BelizeMaya@aol.com