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Mayan hieroglyphs rewrite history
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2002 Archaeologists are being forced to reconsider their prior views of Mayan history with the discovery of one of the largest sets of hieroglyphs ever found. A team from Vanderbilt University examined the glyphs in northern Guatemala. They tell a 60-year war between two Mayan rulers that scholars believe sparked great developments but also led to the decline of the Mayan empire. Get the Story:
Maya Text Points to War Between Two Superpowers (National Geographic News 9/18)
Stairs Lead to Change in Mayan Story (The Washington Post 9/19)
Maya Carvings Tell of 2 Superpowers (The New York Times 9/19)
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