Temple III at Tikal

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Temple III at Tikal is a major Classic-period Maya pyramid-temple in the ancient city of Tikal, notable for its towering stepped structure and role in the site's ceremonial and political landscape.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Classic-period Maya monument
Maya pyramid-temple
archaeological structure
architecturalStyle stepped pyramid
associatedWith Tikal ruling dynasty NERFINISHED
builtBy Maya builders
civilization Maya civilization NERFINISHED
continent North America
country Guatemala
culturalPeriod Classic period
discoveredBy 19th-century explorers
function ceremonial center
temple
hasCategory Maya architecture
Mesoamerican pyramids
archaeological sites in Guatemala
hasComponent pyramidal substructure
roof comb
stairway on main facade
summit temple superstructure
heritageStatus part of UNESCO World Heritage Site Tikal National Park
isPartOf Tikal urban complex NERFINISHED
locatedIn Guatemala NERFINISHED
Petén Department NERFINISHED
Tikal NERFINISHED
material limestone
notableFor role in Tikal ceremonial landscape
role in Tikal political landscape
towering stepped structure
orientation roughly east–west
partOf Tikal UNESCO World Heritage Site NERFINISHED
Tikal ceremonial core NERFINISHED
region Maya Lowlands NERFINISHED
relativeLocation northwest of Temple I at Tikal
south of Temple II at Tikal
west of the Great Plaza at Tikal
religion Maya religion
siteType temple-pyramid
use political ceremonies
religious rituals

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