The document discusses cenotes and the Mayan relationship with them. It defines cenotes as flooded sinkholes found primarily in the Yucatan Peninsula formed by collapsing limestone. The Mayans considered cenotes and caves portals to the underworld and performed important rituals in them. For the Mayans, water was a sacred element and they carefully maintained the cenotes according to their worldview that rain was a sacred process provided by the rain god Chaac.
The document discusses cenotes and the Mayan relationship with them. It defines cenotes as flooded sinkholes found primarily in the Yucatan Peninsula formed by collapsing limestone. The Mayans considered cenotes and caves portals to the underworld and performed important rituals in them. For the Mayans, water was a sacred element and they carefully maintained the cenotes according to their worldview that rain was a sacred process provided by the rain god Chaac.
The document discusses cenotes and the Mayan relationship with them. It defines cenotes as flooded sinkholes found primarily in the Yucatan Peninsula formed by collapsing limestone. The Mayans considered cenotes and caves portals to the underworld and performed important rituals in them. For the Mayans, water was a sacred element and they carefully maintained the cenotes according to their worldview that rain was a sacred process provided by the rain god Chaac.
introduction Our team it’s lan , we are going to Victor S , Victor F present about the ,Romero,Oscar cenotes and how the ,Axel,Humberto y mayas take care Alan about the cenotes WHAT IS A CENOTE? Cenote is a flooded sinkhole of karmic origin . There are several open and underground or in a cave . Alan and Victor F-Definition WHERE ARE THE CENOTES The vast majority of the cenotes are located in the Yucatan Peninsula and have a very porous limestone soil that, when it collapses due to the rain and current of the underground rivers, gives rise to the formation of the cenotes. Humberto and Romero -Definition WHAT THE MAYAS MADE IN THE CENOTES
Caves and cenotes have been
scenarios of great importance for the Mayans since ancient times, since they were considered portals or windows to the world of the dead. Axel and Lan definition WHY THE MAYAS TAKE CARE OF THE CENOTES From the Mayan worldview, water is a sacred element with its own life. Furthermore, rain is portrayed as sacred and not as a resource. From this approach arises the indigenous culture of water.
On the other hand, the story highlights the invocations to Chaac, god of rain, to ask for the abundance of water from the sky,
The influence of the god was so great that it is present in archaeological
sites such as Chichen Itza (cover photo) in the form of masks, adorning facades, temples and pyramids.
Oscar and Vic S - Definition
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