Ceibal

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Ceibal is an ancient Maya archaeological site in Guatemala renowned for its well-preserved ceremonial architecture and sculpted monuments.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Maya archaeological site
archaeological site
pre-Columbian settlement
abandonedInCentury 10th century
belongsTo Pasión River archaeological region
country Guatemala
culture Maya
discoveredBy Teobert Maler
hasAccessType protected archaeological park
hasAlternativeName El Ceibal
Seibal
hasArchaeologicalFeature ballcourt
causeways
ceremonial plaza
palace complex
pyramidal structures
hasArtStyle Late Classic Maya sculpture style
Terminal Classic iconography
hasExcavation Harvard University project
University of Arizona project
hasMaterialEvidence architectural remains
ceramics
stone sculpture
hasMonumentType altar
hieroglyphic stairway
stela
hasOrientation plazas aligned with cardinal directions
hasSignificance important center in western Maya Lowlands
key site for studying Terminal Classic transformations
hasStructureType residential platforms
temple pyramid
heritageType cultural heritage site
knownFor hieroglyphic stairways
sculpted monuments
stelae
well-preserved ceremonial architecture
locatedIn Guatemala
Maya lowlands
surface form: Maya Lowlands

Petén Department NERFINISHED
partOf Maya civilization
periodOfOccupation Classic period
Preclassic period
Terminal Classic period
region Maya lowlands
surface form: Petén Basin
researchFocus Maya political collapse
Maya sociopolitical organization
situatedOn Pasión River NERFINISHED
surveyedBy Sylvanus G. Morley

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