In “The Power and Glory of the Maya Queens”, an archaeologist, at University of Calgary, Kathryn Reese-Taylor identified and explained Naachtun’s alliances. According to Reese-Taylor, for several months, she and her team mapped Naachtun’s architecture and ancient texts. Later, the archaeologist detected in loose beaded skirts that there were many queens in the lowland Maya. Moreover, Kathryn Reese-Taylor says, “studies from throughout the ancient Maya world to show that women were not sidebars in Maya society, but significant actors in their own right”. It is a well-described definition of Maya women’s skill. Although there is a long way to understand warrior queens’ history, it is never too late to learn a biography of the extraordinary women.