Seibal

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Seibal is an ancient Maya archaeological site in Guatemala known for its well-preserved stelae and strategic location along the Usumacinta River.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Maya archaeological site
ancient city
archaeological site
abandonedBy Postclassic period of Mesoamerica
surface form: Postclassic period
associatedWithRiver Usumacinta River NERFINISHED
belongsTo Maya archaeological sites in Guatemala
civilization Maya civilization
surface form: Pre-Columbian Maya
country Guatemala
culture Maya civilization
discoveredBy Teobert Maler
excavatedBy Harvard University project
hasAlternateName Ceibal
hasAlternateSpelling Seibal self-link
hasArchaeologicalFeature altars
ballcourt
hieroglyphic inscriptions
plazas
pyramidal structures
residential groups
stelae
hasArtStyle Maya sculptural style with foreign influences
hasChronology occupied during Classic period
occupied during Preclassic period
occupied during Terminal Classic period
hasMaterialCulture architectural remains
ceramics
monumental stone sculpture
hasMonumentType carved stelae
hieroglyphic stairways
hasPreservationStatus partially restored ruins
heritageType pre-Columbian archaeological site
isIn Mesoamerica
knownFor Late Classic and Terminal Classic monuments
strategic location on Usumacinta River trade routes
well-preserved stelae
locatedIn Petén Department
locatedInCountry Guatemala
locatedInRegion Maya lowlands
surface form: Maya Lowlands
locatedNear Usumacinta River NERFINISHED
locatedOn Pasión River drainage
partOf Classic Maya period sites
politicalRole regional center in the Pasión-Usumacinta area
region northern Guatemala
strategicImportance control of riverine trade routes
surveyedBy Sylvanus G. Morley
timeOfFlourishing Late Classic period
Terminal Classic period
tourismType cultural tourism site

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