Published on Saturday, March 31, 2012 by Linda Patterson
Chichn Itz was one of the Mayan civilization's most important cities. From the time of its establishment, around 600 AD, up through the apex of Mayan rule over the Yucatn peninsula, the city stood as a shining example of their culture's ingenuity, diversity, and power. It was, therefore, a natural religious center for the Mayan empire as well, and at least during pa...