Mundo Perdido pyramid

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The Mundo Perdido pyramid is a large Preclassic Maya temple-pyramid at Tikal, notable for its role in astronomical observations and its prominence within the Mundo Perdido complex.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Maya temple-pyramid
archaeological structure
architecturalStyle Maya Preclassic architecture NERFINISHED
associatedWith Mundo Perdido astronomical complex NERFINISHED
cardinal directions alignments
solar observations
belongsTo lowland Maya area
country Guatemala
culture Maya civilization NERFINISHED
currentUse archaeological research site
tourist attraction
discoveredBy archaeologists working at Tikal in the 20th century
excavatedBy Guatemalan and international archaeological teams
governedBy Instituto de Antropología e Historia de Guatemala NERFINISHED
Tikal National Park administration NERFINISHED
hasFeature large platform base
stairways on at least one side
stepped pyramid form
hasFunction observatory
temple
hasNameInSpanish Pirámide de Mundo Perdido NERFINISHED
heritageStatus part of UNESCO World Heritage Site Tikal National Park
locatedIn Guatemala NERFINISHED
Petén Department NERFINISHED
Tikal NERFINISHED
material limestone
namedAfter Mundo Perdido group at Tikal NERFINISHED
near Great Plaza of Tikal NERFINISHED
partOf Mundo Perdido complex NERFINISHED
Tikal archaeological site NERFINISHED
period Preclassic period
preservationStatus partially restored
relativeLocation southwest of Tikal’s central core
significance major focus of the Mundo Perdido complex
one of the earliest large constructions at Tikal
usedFor astronomical observations
ceremonial functions
ritual activities

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Mundo Perdido complex hasPart Mundo Perdido pyramid