This slide show will help provide the answer to an ancient riddle. For over a decade, archaeologists have been trying to unlock the mystery surrounding the collapse of the Classic Maya society. Did human-induced sociopolitical or ecological change cause the collapse of this highly advanced Mesoamerican civilization, or could natural climate variability of the Yucatan Peninsula have contributed to the collapse? Paleoclimatologists are studying the climatic history of this region to provide archaeologists with the climate context in which the Maya civilization evolved, flourished and ultimately collapsed. Each slide is accompanied by a comprehensive narrative and can be enlarged for better viewing. Educational levels: High school, Middle scho...
Climatic fluctuation is often cited as a major factor in the collapse of Maya civilisation during th...
The series of papers on climate change published in this issue are the result of the symposium “Envi...
This slide show explains that by understanding past climate variability, scientists hope to understa...
Paleoclimatologists have discovered abundant evidence that droughts coincided with collapse of the L...
These slide sets have been produced by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to...
This bibliometric analysis deals with research on the collapse of the Maya civilization—a research t...
In this paper, we evaluate the archaeological evidence for the social and political transformations ...
The role of climate change in the development and demise of Classic Maya civilization (300 to 1000 C...
International audienceThe impact of climate change on the development and disintegration of Maya civ...
We inferred the Holocene paleoclimate history of the northeastern Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, by stud...
The collapse of the Maya civilization during the ninth century A.D. is a major conundrum in the hist...
The impact of climate change on the development and disintegration of Maya civilisation has long bee...
This slide show will aid in the quest to understand the cause of the Pleistocene ice ages, an exampl...
Climatic fluctuation is often cited as a major factor in the collapse of Maya civilisation during th...
Climatic fluctuation is often cited as a major factor in the collapse of Maya civilisation during th...
The series of papers on climate change published in this issue are the result of the symposium “Envi...
This slide show explains that by understanding past climate variability, scientists hope to understa...
Paleoclimatologists have discovered abundant evidence that droughts coincided with collapse of the L...
These slide sets have been produced by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to...
This bibliometric analysis deals with research on the collapse of the Maya civilization—a research t...
In this paper, we evaluate the archaeological evidence for the social and political transformations ...
The role of climate change in the development and demise of Classic Maya civilization (300 to 1000 C...
International audienceThe impact of climate change on the development and disintegration of Maya civ...
We inferred the Holocene paleoclimate history of the northeastern Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, by stud...
The collapse of the Maya civilization during the ninth century A.D. is a major conundrum in the hist...
The impact of climate change on the development and disintegration of Maya civilisation has long bee...
This slide show will aid in the quest to understand the cause of the Pleistocene ice ages, an exampl...
Climatic fluctuation is often cited as a major factor in the collapse of Maya civilisation during th...
Climatic fluctuation is often cited as a major factor in the collapse of Maya civilisation during th...
The series of papers on climate change published in this issue are the result of the symposium “Envi...
This slide show explains that by understanding past climate variability, scientists hope to understa...