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Forget the sudden-disappearance myths and dramatic endings. The collapse of the Maya civilization was a slow unraveling shaped by drought, overpopulation, environmental strain, and difficult human choices. Cities were abandoned, rituals faded, and everyday life quietly changed. A calm story about decline, resilience,…
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