The Mayan observatories were structures used by the Mayans to study celestial bodies, track the movement of the Sun, Moon, and planets, and calculate important astronomical events, allowing them to develop their sophisticated calendar and agricultural practices.
Mayan observatories were structures used by the Mayan civilization to study celestial movements, track astronomical events, and develop key knowledge about the stars, moon, and planets, which helped them in various aspects of their society including agriculture, religion, and timekeeping.
Mayan observatories were structures used by the ancient Mayans to study celestial bodies and make astronomical observations, which helped them understand and predict celestial events such as solstices, equinoxes, and eclipses.
