Mathematics: Used a base-20 number system, zero (the earliest use in the Americas), for complex mathematical computations.
Writing: Developed a hieroglyphic writing system (Maya script) to record historical events, rituals, and myths.
Architecture: Constructed monumental structures, such as pyramids, temples, palaces, and ballcourts.
Engineering: Designed advanced water management systems, causeways, and bridges to facilitate trade and transportation.
Art: Created intricate carvings, sculptures, paintings, and murals depicting religious, historical, and mythological scenes.
Textile Production: Skilled weavers produced elaborately designed fabrics using cotton and other natural fibers.
Agriculture: Developed advanced agricultural techniques and domesticated various crops like corn, beans, squash, and chili peppers.
Ceramics: Crafted finely decorated pottery, using elaborate techniques like polychrome painting and glazing.
Metallurgy: Limited metalworking skills, used gold, copper, and bronze to create jewelry, ornaments, and tools.