Scenarios about 'pre-Columbian civilizations'
Pre-Columbian civilizations refers to the diverse indigenous societies that flourished in the Americas before European contact initiated by Christopher Columbus in 1492. These cultures, including the Maya, Aztec, Inca, Olmec, and numerous others, developed sophisticated systems of agriculture, monumental architecture, complex calendars, writing systems, and extensive trade networks. Their alternate historical trajectories often explore scenarios where these civilizations resisted European colonization or developed different technological paths independently.
What If The Maya Civilization Never Collapsed?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the Maya civilization overcame its environmental and political challenges, continuing to flourish as a major Mesoamerican power into the modern era.