Yaxhá

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Yaxhá is an ancient Maya archaeological site in northern Guatemala known for its large ceremonial complexes and scenic setting beside Lake Yaxhá.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Maya archaeological site
ancient city
country Guatemala
culture Maya civilization
flourishedInCentury 1st millennium CE
governedBy Guatemalan Institute of Anthropology and History
surface form: Instituto de Antropología e Historia de Guatemala
hasAccess road from Flores, Petén
hasArchaeologicalInvestigation excavations in late 20th century
restoration projects in 21st century
hasConservationStatus protected archaeological site
hasEcosystem tropical rainforest
hasFauna howler monkeys
parrots
spider monkeys
toucans
hasFeature ceremonial complex
observatory-like architectural alignments
sacred lake setting
hasFlora ceiba trees
lowland tropical hardwoods
hasGeographicalCoordinate 17.071°N 89.399°W
hasLanguageOfInscriptions Classic Maya language
hasPeriod Classic period
Preclassic period (Maya civilization)
surface form: Preclassic period
hasStructureType acropolis
ballcourt
causeway
pyramid
stela
temple
hasTourismActivity cultural tourism
ecotourism
hasViewpoint Temple 216
hasWritingSystem Maya script
isPartOf Maya Biosphere Reserve
surface form: Maya Biosphere Reserve region
locatedIn Petén Department NERFINISHED
northern Guatemala
locatedInProtectedArea Yaxhá-Nakúm-Naranjo National Park
surface form: Yaxhá-Nakum-Naranjo National Park
locatedNear Lake Yaxhá NERFINISHED
nameMeaning “blue-green water” in Yucatec Maya
nearbySite Nakum
Naranjo
Tikal
overlooks Lake Yaxhá NERFINISHED
partOfCulturalRegion Maya lowlands
surface form: Central Maya Lowlands
recognizedAs important Maya ceremonial center
subculture Lowland Maya

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