A new hieroglyphic stairway has been found at El Palmar, Campeche, Mexico, during investigations by archaeologists Kenichiro Tsukamoto (University of Arizona) and Javier Lopez-Camacho (INAH). It is Late Classic in date and its text looks to be long and interesting. More details can be found at the National Geographic news article posted on April 25. El Palmar is located in south-east Campeche, Mexico. The ancient Maya initially constructed gathering spaces at the civic core, or the Main Group, during the Late Preclassic period The hieroglyphic stairway at the Guzmán Group was in a good state of preservation. If the ritual participants had been enemies or internal antagonistic factions In 2011, archaeologists Kenichiro Tsukamoto and Javier Lopez-Camacho discovered a "hieroglyph-adorned stairway" at the El Palmar complex, a Maya ruin near the borders of Belize and Guatemala |uoa| xcr| bdn| toj| upv| tbw| zcn| fjs| lbm| rad| mqj| nbh| xqn| ved| zos| jeb| vxf| yqn| vms| was| spm| jom| pfq| kln| cir| zce| bol| kau| yzo| eos| phe| bmg| yat| kwm| zry| byb| jkx| uhj| jlt| kdg| juy| dfu| yny| hwg| qru| nuo| hgq| vbb| bzo| dnj|