Xultun - Wikipedia
网页The site, which once supported a considerable population, has a 35 m tall pyramid, two ballcourts, 24 stelae (the last of which, Stele 10, dates to 889), several plazas, and five large water reservoirs (aguadas). Incompletely charted in the 1970s, it is the largest-known Classic Maya site that has yet to be archaeologically investigated. [1]
San Bartolo-Xultun (SBX)
网页The San Bartolo-Xultun Regional Archaeological Project (PRASBX) is a multi-institutional collaboration engaged in archaeology, art conservation, and environmental science initiatives in Guatemala. PRASBX investigates two nearby sites in the northeastern Petén region that had a long history spanning the rise and fall of Classic Maya kingdoms ...
Xultun
网页Welcome to the home of the Xultun Tarot published by Kahurangi Press. We are an independent publisher in Aotearoa/New Zealand, the Land of the Long White Cloud. The Xultun Tarot was the original cultural/indigenous tarot. It remains the only tarot where the major arcana form a complete picture.
Xultun | Peabody Museum - Harvard University
网页Xultun is located on high ground west of the Ixcan River (Rio Azul), approximately 28 km east-northeast of Uaxactun. Several aguadas are within easy reach of the site. Three of these are fairly constant sources of water: EI Delirio (2 km north), Los Tambos (2 km south), and Petipet (3.5 km west-southwest).
Losing Maya Heritage to Looters - National Geographic
网页2014年8月10日 · Xultún is part of an international trade in Maya antiquities that spread across much of the region in the 1980s and '90s and has scraped away what little opportunity was left to modern...
About — San Bartolo-Xultun (SBX)
网页Xultun is a very large city with a dense core of public buildings, large plazas, and numerous monuments, surrounded by extensive residential areas. Investigations have focused on settlement distribution, economics and resource use, and local dynastic history, as well as examining early construction phases through tunnel excavations.
Ancient Maya Astronomical Tables from Xultun, Guatemala
网页2012年5月11日 · Maya astronomical tables are recognized in bark-paper books from the Late Postclassic period (1300 to 1521 C.E.), but Classic period (200 to 900 C.E.) precursors have not been found. In 2011, a small painted room was excavated at the extensive ancient Maya ruins of Xultun, Guatemala, dating to the early 9th century C.E.
Mayan Artwork Uncovered In A Guatemalan Forest - NPR
网页2012年5月13日 · Archaeologists have stumbled on a room full of wall paintings and numerical calculations in the buried ninth century city of Xultun. The room was apparently an astronomer's workshop, with ...
Resources — San Bartolo-Xultun (SBX)
网页Watch the virtual lecture, “ Assembling the World’s Most Difficult Puzzle: The Broken Maya Murals of San Bartolo, Guatemala ” presented by Heather Hurst for the Boundary End Archaeology Research Center YouTube channel, (aired February 24, 2021). See the San Bartolo Murals in “ Maya: The Exhibition ”
Painted Maya Walls Reveal Calendar Writing - The New York Times
网页2012年5月11日 · The early-ninth-century workshop of scribes and calendar priests was the first important discovery in the ruins of a Maya city known today as Xultún, found a …
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