Room 1 of Temple of the Murals

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Room 1 of the Temple of the Murals is the first chamber in Bonampak’s famous mural complex, renowned for its vivid Maya wall paintings depicting elaborate courtly rituals and processions.

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Room 1 of the Temple of the Murals 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Maya mural chamber
archaeological feature
access restricted to protect murals
accessedFrom stairway of the Temple of the Murals
approximateDate late 8th century CE
artStyle Maya mural painting
associatedWith Bonampak ruling dynasty NERFINISHED
Yajaw Chan Muwaan II NERFINISHED
colorPalette black
blue
green
red
yellow
conservationStatus fragile
culture Maya civilization NERFINISHED
depicts attendants
courtly rituals
dancers
elite Maya court
musicians
nobles in elaborate dress
presentation of a child or heir
processions
ritual procession
discoveredBy archaeologists in the 20th century
hasCeilingPaintings yes
hasFunction dynastic propaganda
ritual space
hasMurals Bonampak murals NERFINISHED
hasWallPaintingsOn east wall
north wall
south wall
west wall
iconographicTheme royal audience and procession
tribute and gift-bearing
locatedIn Bonampak NERFINISHED
Chiapas NERFINISHED
Mexico
material plastered masonry walls
notableFor detailed depiction of courtly life
vivid polychrome colors
well-preserved Maya murals
orientation easternmost room of the temple
paintingTechnique fresco-like mural painting
partOf Bonampak mural complex NERFINISHED
Temple of the Murals NERFINISHED
positionInComplex first chamber
timePeriod Late Classic period NERFINISHED

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Bonampak hasRoom Room 1 of Temple of the Murals