National Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology of Guatemala

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The National Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology of Guatemala is the country’s principal institution for preserving and showcasing its pre-Columbian Maya heritage and diverse indigenous cultures through extensive archaeological and ethnographic collections.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeology museum
ethnographic museum
museum
collectionType Maya artifacts
archaeological collection
ceramics
ethnographic collection
ethnographic photographs
pre-Columbian artifacts
ritual objects
stelae
stone sculpture
textiles
traditional costumes
country Guatemala NERFINISHED
exhibitsPeriod classic Maya period
colonial period Guatemala
postclassic Maya period
preclassic Maya period
focusesOnCulture Kaqchikel people
Kʼicheʼ people
Mam
surface form: Mam people

Maya civilization
Qʼeqchiʼ people
other indigenous peoples of Guatemala
hasDiscipline anthropology
archaeology
cultural history
ethnology
hasFunction education
preservation of archaeological heritage
preservation of ethnographic heritage
public exhibition
research
languageOfSignage Spanish
locatedIn Guatemala Department
Mesoamerica
location Guatemala City
openToPublic true
operatedBy Government of Guatemala
Ministry of Culture and Sports of Guatemala
primaryFocus Guatemalan indigenous cultures
pre-Columbian Maya heritage
regionOfFocus Guatemala Highlands
surface form: Guatemalan Highlands

Maya area
Petén Department
surface form: Petén region
significance principal institution for preserving Guatemala’s pre-Columbian heritage
principal institution for showcasing Guatemala’s indigenous cultures

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