labyrinth structure Satunsat

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Labyrinth structure Satunsat is a distinctive multi-level maze-like architectural complex at the ancient Maya site of Oxkintok, notable for its intricate passages and symbolic association with the underworld.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Maya building
architectural complex
labyrinth structure
accessedBy doorways
stairways
associatedWithConcept cosmological journey
death and rebirth
initiation rites
belongsTo ritual-ceremonial sector of Oxkintok NERFINISHED
culture Maya civilization NERFINISHED
currentUse archaeological attraction
discoveredBy archaeologists working at Oxkintok
documentedIn archaeological reports on Oxkintok
foundWithinArchaeologicalRegion Puuc region of Yucatán NERFINISHED
hasArchitecturalStyle Maya architecture NERFINISHED
hasFeature interconnected rooms
intricate passages
limited natural light
multiple levels
narrow corridors
restricted visibility
hasFunction ceremonial structure
ritual space
symbolic representation of the underworld
hasNameEtymology derived from Maya language
hasOrientation planned within Oxkintok ceremonial core
hasStructureType maze-like building
multi-level labyrinth
hasSymbolicAssociation Maya underworld
ritual transition between worlds
heritageStatus pre-Columbian archaeological monument
locatedIn Oxkintok NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Yucatán Peninsula NERFINISHED
locatedInCountry Mexico
materialUsed stone
notableFor complex internal layout
labyrinthine design
symbolic underworld associations
partOf ancient Maya site of Oxkintok NERFINISHED
preservationStatus partially preserved
studiedInDiscipline Maya archaeology
Mesoamerican architecture
timePeriod Classic period of Maya civilization NERFINISHED
touristAccess accessible to visitors at Oxkintok site

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Oxkintok knownFor labyrinth structure Satunsat