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Contemporary Maya Prophecy: The Old Woman of Mani
by Paul Worley In case you haven’t been paying attention, the end of the Maya calendar means the end of the world is upon us. I, for one, am therefore glad my collaborators and I got the website up successfully! During this inescapable crush of the “end-of-Maya-calendar,” recently I’ve been thinking a lot about a … Continue reading »
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User’s Guide
The primary aim of this collaborative, multilingual project is to help raise the profile of Yukatek Maya and other indigenous languages in the Western Hemisphere.The videos you see on the homepage are only the beginning! If you would like to read Maya-language transcriptions and Spanish/English translations of these and other stories, please click on the "Tsikbalo'ob/Stories" link here or on the link above, where you will find an index of the stories we have completed to date. We plan on adding more stories every six months. There are also pictures of us working drawn from our Flickr feed.
The "Animation" link is where you will find works of oral Maya literature that have been animated. The first of these is the story about the squirrel, and another is currently in production!
For the history of the Tsikbal ich maya project and information about its participants, please click here or on the Yo'olal To'on/About link in the menu above.
Finally, this Archivo/Archive link will take you to archived posts about the project. In addition to updates on our work, these posts will include interviews with Yukatek Maya authors and intellectuals, people we meet during the course of the project who have something they would like to say, and non-Maya academics.
Finally, you can contact us at tsikbalichmaya (at) gmail.com.
