maya arc: cancuen

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an old stone building with a thatched roof and palm tree in the foreground
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an outdoor area with stone steps leading up to the roof and trees in the background
a drawing of a wheelbarrow with scissors attached to the rim and sidewalls
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an old stone typewriter on display in a black background with the letters and numbers carved into it
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an aerial view of the ruins in the jungle
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an old stone building sitting on top of a lush green field
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an architectural model of a building with red roof
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an old stone structure surrounded by trees and plants
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Cancuén, Peten.
a stone carving depicting a man playing the guitar and other people around him, possibly from india
an ancient carving on display in a museum
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a stone carving depicting a man playing the guitar and other people around him, possibly from india
a large stone slab with writing on it
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an ancient green object is displayed on a white surface with holes in the middle and circles around it
Período: Clásico Tardío (550–900 d.C.).Cancuén, Sayaxché, Petén. The monarchs of the Classic period used a series of symbols to demonstrate their position and legitimize their right to direct the destinies of political entities. This jewel of jade represents the god Kawiil, protector deity of the rulers and symbol of royalty. In general, these elements were worn in the kings' headdress during public ceremonies. It was recovered during archaeological excavations in the royal palace of the city.
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