Welcome. I am Chaac, pre-Columbian god of rain, thunder, agriculture and fertility. I am known as a four-in-one god, with each of my four aspects pertaining to the cardinal points of North, South, East and West. During the post-Columbian era, my name, in prayer, was sometimes replaced by that of Saint Thomas.

Although I am not directly related to the post-Classic Chac Mool, I am often (mistakenly) referred to as such. For our local celebrations, allow me to also introduce you to that aspect, from a sacred space of the Chac Mool--

at the very top of the Pyramid of Kukulcan in Chichen Itza.

"My name is Chac Mool, but you can call me Chaac for short. To make a proper offering, just drop your sacrificial heart into my cuauhxicalli vessel. The heart should still be beating."

Ancient Chaacese Words of Wisdom:
"Never bet on a fish that's racing on land."

Click to visit these Lowland Areas:

TIKAL


TULUM


UXMAL



CHICHEN ITZA


PALENQUE




or trek to The Final Continent, SOUTH AMERICA and see Yucay,
one of AncientWorlds' Special Places.

In Yucay, when you reach Qosqo,
Visit Wallpa's Roost Gift Shop to pick up your own banner.

See The Friendship Quilt

at Kituwah (Cherokee Territory) > Activities Center.