Warfare was prevalent in the Maya world
Time: 1st Millenium
Place: Petén, Guatemala
Details: Warfare was prevalent in the Maya world. In the 8th–9th centuries, intensive warfare resulted in the collapse of the kingdoms of the Petexbatún region of western Petén.
‹ Earlier in historyThe population was estimated larger than London1st Millenium Later in history ›Temple of Kukulcán8th Century
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