What did the maya civilization do for entertainment

The main form of entertainment for the Mayans was a type of ball game played in special courts constructed in an I-shape. Two teams opposed each other in trying to get a rubber ball through stone hoops attached to the sides of the courts or at opposite ends of the court. The entire community became involved as players, spectators, sponsors and gamblers, and priests performed ceremonies before and after.

Most Mayan leisure activities were bound up with notions of religious or ceremonial significance. Music, for instance, played an enormous role, with instruments including drums, maracas and tortoise shells, yet it was primarily an accompaniment to dance rituals and spiritual workings, rather than a form of entertainment.

Also known for its mythical symbolism is the best known game of the Maya, which was known as pitz. This was a ballgame, so in that respect it qualifies as a leisure activity, but it was intimately bound up with the complex of social, political and religious life as well. Pitz was played on I-shaped stone ball courts that were situated in the center of large Mayan cities as a display of their wealth. Although the precise rules are unknown, the game was played by two teams with a rubber ball that players were not permitted to touch with their hands or feet. Symbolically, the game was an homage to the mythical ball players, the Maya Hero Twins.

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