Mayan script refers to the writing system used by the ancient Maya civilization of Mesoamerics. It is one of the most sophisticated writing systems of the pre-Columbian Americas. The Mayan script is a combination of logograms and syllabic symbols, allowing scribes to represent words, syllables, and sounds in their language. It was primarily used for religious texts, historical inscriptions, and other important documents. Decoding the Mayan script was a significant achievement in the field of archaeology and linguistics, as it provided valuable insights into Mayan culture, history, and society.