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This is the top fragment of the stela 9 Piedras Negras. It became quite famous in recent years because I’ve never been located and was found in 2019 to be auctioned in France by the house ‘Million Drouot in Paris. Stela 9 Piedras Negras was discovered by Teobert Maler in 1899, since then it knows […]

This stela was found at the foot of a building site Machaquila. Only it was sculpted in the front and she submits to the lord Jun Tzak Tok, the king’s divine Machaquila commemorating the dedication of this stela 260 days after the colminación the 10th Baktun in the year 830 d.C. The ruler is dressed

This curious incense burner was found at Copan and is believed to represent the famed king K’inich Yax Kuk Mo. K’inich Yax Kuk Mo ‘ruled the city of Copan from the year 426 until the year 437. He was the founder and first king of the dynasty that ruled Copán for almost four centuries. All

Censer of inspiration Teotihuacana with lid decorated with the bust of a character (possibly a warrior) adorned with a headdress of feathers, ear muffs, nariguera and collar. In both hands holds elements in the form of a flower with tassel and is surrounded by items known as “glyphs of 3 mountains”. To the front is

Bonampak is known for its beautiful and preserved murals, but should not be overlooked that in general, it was a city full of artistic representations in stucco and stone. In the publication, we can see: 1-3. Chaan Muan I, one of its kings most famous, who appears with a bar ceremonial in arms at the

Pottery polychrome, was one of these more common among the members of the elites, precious objects that even present at the death.In the case of Yaxchilan, the data epigraphic indicate that during the Late Classic period, this city remained important political connections, including family ties, alliances, and diplomatic contacts with the cities of the Petén

The incredible betrayal of Dos pilas The city of Dos Pilas was a very important town in the political maya of the classic period. It was a powerful city and a very influential throughout the region. Thanks to its thousands of stelae and monuments we have a lot of information about their war and struggle

The maya people have a long tradition of creating figures, ceramics, and we are fortunate that many have been preserved in excellent condition until our days. These figurines we open a window to the past to understand fashion, artifacts, and even ideals of beauty.The fantastic figure pottery that you see in our publication comes from