Summary Of The Mysterious Maya

The Mysterious Maya The Mysterious Maya by George E. Stuart and his brother Gene S. Stuart is a 200-page nonfiction novel. The Maya people mysteriously disappeared from the planet. The only history we know is where they lived and how they lived. Two brothers try to expand the knowledge of the present day people by going on a trip to Mexico to visit Maya villages. This book review includes a summary of the book, an as much information on the Maya people, and important character analysis. George E. Stuart and his brother Gene S. Stuart are two historical lovers. Them being what there are, they realized that there is not a lot of information on the Maya people in Mexico. They then took as much information as possible and then expanded from that and including there own adventure with Ian Graham. The book brakes away from real time going back to the time of the Maya people. Mostly about a sport the Maya people played called Cortés (the game played by Gods.)
Though the whole book I was into it because I was so interested. The wording of the book was spectacular going into depth of the Maya people. I believe that the Stuart brothers tried to expand the knowledge of the people. This book really doesn’t have a main character because its about a people but with the Stuart brothers journey though Mexico and the Ethnology and Archaeology scientist Ian Graham going along with them I would assume that he is a main character. Ian Graham was taken with the Stuart brothers because of his education and his life as a major Ethnology and Archaeology. To the Stuart brothers they didn’t want him they thought that he wasn’t right for the job. The reason why he got to go was that they couldn’t find anyone