Temple III

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Temple III is one of the major ancient Maya pyramidal temples at the archaeological site of Tikal in Guatemala, notable for its towering structure and historical significance within the Classic Maya city.

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Temple III canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Maya pyramid
Mesoamerican temple
archaeological monument
alsoKnownAs Temple of the Jaguar Priest
architectureStyle Classic Maya architecture
builtBy Maya civilization
surface form: ancient Maya
civilization Maya civilization
country Guatemala
culturalPeriod Classic period in Mesoamerica
surface form: Classic Maya period
era Classic period of Maya civilization
hasAccess steep stairway on main façade
hasFeature central stairway
multiple stepped terraces
roof comb
hasFunction ceremonial center
religious temple
ritual platform
hasSuperstructure temple sanctuary at summit
heritageStatus part of UNESCO World Heritage Site Tikal National Park
isComponentOf ceremonial core of Tikal
isMajorTempleOf Tikal
isOneOf major temples at Tikal
locatedIn Guatemala
Petén Department
Tikal
materialUsed limestone
notableFor historical significance within Classic Maya city of Tikal
prominent position in Tikal skyline
towering superstructure
partOf Tikal
surface form: Tikal archaeological site

Tikal
surface form: ancient Maya city of Tikal
preservationStatus partially restored
region Maya lowlands
surface form: Maya Lowlands
religion Mesoamerican mythology
surface form: Maya religion
structureType pyramidal temple
touristAttraction yes
UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteSince 1979

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Tikal hasStructure Temple III
Temple IV hasViewOf Temple III
Temple V nearbyStructure Temple III