"The Lost Kingdoms of Maya" ( born Lost Kingdoms Of The Maya ) - a documentary film from the series " National Geographic Society ."
| The Lost Kingdom of Maya | |
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| Lost Kingdoms Of The Maya | |
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| Genre | popular science film |
| Producer | Christine Weber |
| Producer | Christine Weber |
| Author script | Patrick Prentice |
| In the main cast | Susan Sarandon |
| Composer | Fred carnes |
| Duration | 53 minutes |
| A country |  USA |
| Year | 1993 |
| IMDb | ID 1925476 |
Story
Thousands of years before the Spanish conquistadors landed on the American continent, a powerful state existed in the territory of modern Mexico and Central America - the kingdom of Maya . About a thousand years ago, this highly developed community, which built cities and structures of amazing beauty and an often unknown destination, for an unknown reason, came to a tragic end. The team of filmmakers and the National Geographic Society are trying to find answers to many mysterious questions left by the ancient Mayans.
Interesting Facts
- The film’s science advisor was the renowned Mayan specialist, Dr. George Stewart .
- The film was shot with the support of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (Mexico City), the Institute of Anthropology and History of Guatemala and others.