Ancient Aliens: The Great Mayan Disappearance (Season 9) | History

Called Guatemala National Park, here deep in the jungles of northern South America are the ruins of one of the largest cities of the Classic Maya that began around 800 AD. Their sacred sites were abandoned one after another Palenque coupon Naranjo and finally Tikal calmed down. perhaps the largest city of the entire Classic Maya period, it really was the distinctive city of the Mayans, it was also one of the last cities they moved away from, so it gives the impression that what happened forced the people to get away from the cities of Tikal. He was the last to do so.

Scholars believe that at its peak the Classic Mayan population may have been as large as 20 million, but after the collapse up to 95 percent of the Mayans were missing, we still don't know why they abandoned their cities because they suddenly disappeared and didn't. was the war because there are no traces of war or traces of destruction that they left. We do not know why and where they have gone. Historians have noted that the

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of the classic Mayans seems to correspond with the end of one of their calendar cycles, but the priestly class seemed to have made a new calendar called the Long Count.

We're still not quite sure why they created this calendar, but I do notice that their calendar seems to be the time with the most important events that the Mayans are around. By leading their lives based on this Long Count calendar, the Mayans constructed the Long Count calendar to count 5,125 years or one

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cycle. The calendar was divided into 13 units of approximately 400 years, each called baktuns. At the end of each baktun, the Mayans held an important celebration, but curiously in the tenth pot tun they did not do so. Your Mayan calendar has this very important juncture called baktun.

It is a period of 400 years beginning in 830 AD. and they should have celebrated it, but it is strange that we know in Tikal, for example. that there was no celebration of that tenth baktun, the Mayans might be the best timekeepers of any civilization of all time, so if they knew so much about time and knew when to do things, their

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from their cities really was planned according to your calendar. Now, today's Mayans who have survived talk about how their ancestors returned home. Where is your home? Is it possible that the long count calendar was actually counting down to a predetermined date when the Mayans knew they would disappear, and if so, could further evidence of this be found?

When examining the clues left at Tikal, have you not noticed that the seven most important pyramids in the

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plaza form the same geometric patterns as the seven stars that make up the Pleiades constellation, a star cluster revered by many cultures?

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around the world? Of the Mayan monuments have undeniable celestial alignments with the Pleiades star cluster, is it possible that these people originally came from the Pleiades and that is why they encoded the Pleiades in their monuments so many times and finally returned home today in law of abduction that many people report? that their kidnappers come from the Pleiades, that's what they tell the people who have taken them, so it seems we have a potential situation where entities from the Pleiades have visited Earth to interact with humans for literally thousands of years.

Could it be that the collapse of classical Mayan society was due to mass abduction, as some

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astronaut theorists suggest, was this an event that elite priests and rulers were counting? since the Mayans didn't leave because of the drought, they left because it was some kind of harvest. an experiment the

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s arrived somewhere and someone took them out of here it was the end of one calendar cycle and the beginning of another calendar cycle that means a lot to some intelligence out there