Maya civilization is the representative of which ancient civilization?

Maya civilization is the representative of ancient Indian civilization.

Indians are the collective name of all native Americans except Eskimos, and American Indians have left a high degree of ancient civilization. They planted corn and potatoes and built tall temples, leaving behind words that are difficult to explain today and forming a unique Indian civilization.

Maya civilization is a jungle civilization distributed in southeast Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador and Belize. Although he was in the Neolithic Age, he made great achievements in astronomy, mathematics, agriculture, art and writing. Along with Inca Empire and Aztec Empire, it is listed as the three major civilizations in America (Aztec Empire and Mayan civilization are located in Central America.

The Inca Empire is located in the Andes of South America. According to the chronology of Central America, Mayan history is divided into pre-classical period, classical period and post-classical period. The pre-classical period (65438 BC+0500-300 AD) is also called the formative period, during which calendars and characters were invented, monuments and buildings were built. The classical period was its heyday (from the 4th century to the 9th century), during which the use of characters, the establishment of monuments, the construction of buildings and the exertion of art reached its peak.

There are two different views on the relationship between Indian civilization and American history in academic circles. One view is that Indian history is an important part of American history and constitutes an ancient part of American history; Another view is tit for tat, that Indian civilization is not directly related to American history and cannot be simply equated with American "ancient history".