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The Ancient Maya

Ancient Maya Historical Sites and Ruins

Cahal Pech
Xunantunich
Tulum
Uaxactun
Mayapan
Bonampak
Yaxchilan
Dzibanche
Tikal
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Palenque
Kaminaljuyu
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Chojolom
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Qʼumarkaj
Nakbe
La Blanca
Uxbenka
Xculoc
Nim Li Punit
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Seibal
Holtun
Kohunlich
Pomona
Aguada Fénix
El Perú Maya Site (Waka)
Chactún
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Tayasal
El Naranjo
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Kiuic
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Maya Mythology

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Ancient Maya Artifacts

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Xunantunich

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Perched atop a ridge overlooking the Mopan River, Xunantunich is one of Belize’s most accessible and impressive Mayan archaeological sites. Located in the Cayo District, this ancient city, whose name means “Stone Woman” in the Mayan language, is a testament to the architectural prowess and complex societal structures of the Mayan civilization.

cahal pech

Cahal Pech

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Perched on a hill overlooking the town of San Ignacio in Belize, Cahal Pech offers a captivating glimpse into the world of the ancient Maya civilization. The site is approximately 3,200 years old and is one of the oldest Maya sites in Belize.

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