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Millions of Maya Still Call Mesoamerica Home. This Groundbreaking Initiative Ushers the Rich Tapestry of Mayan Languages Into the Digital Age

Earlier this year, audiences at UNESCO’s Language Technologies for All conference witnessed a landmark event. For the first time in the international organization’s 79-year history, a native speaker ...
The Roanoke Times

Ogier awarded endowment to study Maya culture in Mexico, Belize, and Guatemala

James Ogier, a Roanoke College modern language professor who lives in Salem, spent five weeks in June and July studying Maya culture in Mexico, Belize, and Guatemala as part of the Maya Institute, a ...
Nature

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MAYA HIEROGLYPHS.—Though much attention has been bestowed on the decipherment of the Maya hieroglyphs since a key was supplied by Diego de Landa, the first Spanish bishop, the result, except as ...