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The Great Greek civilization was recently challenged from a small tribe, pretending to be the founder of a new Civilization called Maya. A quick check in the Apolyton Reference guide shows that the Mayans have not yet discovered even the wheel. 
The rumour has it that they believe in a strange god, called Quatzequatl.
As with all Myths about Gods and Goddesses, Mayan Myths discuss connections with being from other realms who came to Earth to seed the planet.
Within their culture they have legends of visiting Gods from outer space. In the last thousand years the being known as Quatzequatl the Great Feathered Serpent was a God who brought the teaching of peace to this part of the world.
In the beginning Mayans created The Book of Creation( “Popol Vuh”) but later on, as sophisticated observers of the sky they used their astronomical knowledge to predict future human events. Being aware of the movements of Mars, they created the Book of War … and then the battle begun.
"They came together in darkness to think and reflect. This is how they came to decide on the right material for the creation of Man. . . .”
"Popol Vuh: A Sacred Book of the Maya"
The rumour has it that they believe in a strange god, called Quatzequatl.
As with all Myths about Gods and Goddesses, Mayan Myths discuss connections with being from other realms who came to Earth to seed the planet.
Within their culture they have legends of visiting Gods from outer space. In the last thousand years the being known as Quatzequatl the Great Feathered Serpent was a God who brought the teaching of peace to this part of the world.
In the beginning Mayans created The Book of Creation( “Popol Vuh”) but later on, as sophisticated observers of the sky they used their astronomical knowledge to predict future human events. Being aware of the movements of Mars, they created the Book of War … and then the battle begun.
"They came together in darkness to think and reflect. This is how they came to decide on the right material for the creation of Man. . . .”
"Popol Vuh: A Sacred Book of the Maya"