Arqueomayagt

In this polychrome vase, we see a scene palatial where four characters interact around a dignitary. In the background are seen the columns and hanging curtains, elements often found in this type of scenes. The two characters standing in front of the dignitary, they probably represent members of elite alien, or of the royal court. […]

Pot miniature polychrome and flat oval body, neck and vertical annular base. Painted red and the profile image of a deity lip long, eye iris rod-shaped element and oval at the top of the head with the symbol KAN. Period: Late Classic period (600-900 AD) Between the pots miniature veneneras are the ones that draw

This beautiful portaincensario comes from very probably of Palenque or its surroundings. Its function was to serve as a support for pots where they burned incense. We can see the face of You Bahlamil, chief priest of Santa Elena (Tabasco), was made on the anniversary number 17 of his death, and served to remind him

This beautiful dish of the classic maya, comes probably from Tikal and its surrounding areas. We can see the God of the corn (a symbol of beauty, youth and life) reborn from the netherworld while he was dancing. He is standing on a skull. The right side is Pawatun, with its traditional seashell and on

The discoveries in Aguada Phoenix. A few months ago we share information about this archaeological site was found in Tabasco, mexico. This site was dated to between mill and 800 years before Christ, this means that, up to now it is the largest site in the region and is the oldest of the mayan civilization.

Underneath what is now the City of Guatemala, are the remains of the great city of Kaminal Juyu, perhaps the metropolis most powerful of the central valley mesoaméricano in the preclassic period. Inhabited since around 1200. C. to about 900 d. C. The stele in the publication is the stela 11 of Kaminal Juyu, shows

This beautiful trail of the classic maya, it was plundered and are currently located in the Princeton University Art Museum. Although it is unknown where it comes from is known that it had to be somewhere between Guatemala and Belize. The scene which it represents is extremely interesting, it shows a young prince making his

PANEL 19Period: Late Classic period (550-900 d.C.)Source: Two Batteries, Sayaxché, Petén. This monument developed in limestone was in one of the walls of an ancient building of the city of Dos Pilas. The scene shows a very important moment in the life of an aspirant to the throne, the first blood sacrifice of the prince.