"New Perspectives on Human Sacrifice and Ritual Body Treatments in Ancient Maya Society" offers a comprehensive analysis of the practices of human sacrifice and ritual body treatments in ancient Maya society. The book aims to deepen the discussion on these topics and expand the understanding of the cultural and religious beliefs of the Maya. Through the discovery of new archaeological sites, interdisciplinary researchers have the opportunity to discuss the significance of these practices. The editors have assembled a team of experts from various disciplines, including archaeology, anthropology, and bioarchaeology, to provide a comprehensive perspective on the material culture and biological evidence. This international work is particularly relevant for students and researchers engaged with Maya and Mesoamerican culture, as well as the topics of bioarchaeology and human sacrifice.