Answer: Yes
Explanation: The Maya, a diverse group of indigenous people were located in the Yucatan Peninsula and Northern Central America. Like Guatemala, Honduras, and Belize.
The Maya unlike the Aztec and the Inca didn't really have a central city. You know like the Roman Empire had Rome and the greeks had Athens and so on.
The Maya didn't have like one huge central hub. Instead, the Maya had city states and I am not going to get into too much detail about this but we don't know how many city states there were. We keep discovering new ones every other year in the jungles of Southern Mexico and Central America so new ones pop up all the time. The ones that we have discovered and excavated, they're jaw dropping in terms of like their size, their complexity, and their architecture so it's really crazy.
