Room 3 of Temple of the Murals

E658228

Room 3 of the Temple of the Murals is a chamber at the Maya archaeological site of Bonampak renowned for its vivid wall paintings depicting ritual scenes, including human sacrifice and ceremonial aftermaths of battle.

Try in SPARQL Jump to: Statements Referenced by

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Maya mural chamber
archaeological feature
associatedRuler Bonampak ruling elite
associatedWith Bonampak murals NERFINISHED
chronologicalPeriod Late Classic period
chronologicalPeriodApprox circa 8th century CE
country Mexico
culture Maya civilization NERFINISHED
depicts attendants
bloodletting
captives
ceremonial aftermaths of battle
elite Maya figures
human sacrifice
musicians
ritual costumes
ritual scenes
hasArtStyle Late Classic Maya painting
hasFunction ritual display space
hasMedium fresco-like mural
wall painting
hasNotableFeature vivid polychrome colors
well-preserved murals
hasWallPaintingsOn east wall
north wall
south wall
west wall
iconographicTheme display and sacrifice of captives
post-battle ritual
isOneOf three mural rooms at Temple of the Murals
locatedIn Bonampak NERFINISHED
Chiapas NERFINISHED
Mexico
locatedInSiteType Maya archaeological site
material stone architecture
paintType mineral pigments
partOf Temple of the Murals NERFINISHED
relativePosition easternmost room of Temple of the Murals
researchField Maya art history
Mesoamerican archaeology
significance important evidence for Classic Maya courtly life
key visual source for Maya warfare and sacrifice rituals
siteName Bonampak Temple of the Murals Room 3 NERFINISHED
state Chiapas NERFINISHED
surfacePreparation plastered walls

Referenced by (1)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Bonampak hasRoom Room 3 of Temple of the Murals