La clasificación de un período como “clásico” en el estudio de las antiguas culturas Mayas hace referencia a un conjunto de características que al ubicarlas temporalmente permite diferenciarlas de su periodo previo y posterior, entre dichas cualidades se encuentra el esplendor de los monumentos. Este artículo busca ser una breve introducción a dicho periodo.
Caída del periodo preclásico
In all history there are milestones that demarcate a succession of events and in the ancient Mayan cities there must have been referential places, the mythical city of Tulán is one of them.
The oldest dated monument known so far from the ancient city of Tikal, is Stela 29. The back face of the stele features the date 8.12.14.8.15 in a long account, equivalent to July 8, 292 A.D. His discovery contributed to the study of the Maya one...
The Mueum Lytic of Tikal was built in 1982 and it was opened to the public until 1989, under the initiative of the National Tikal Project. It safeguard a collection of 25 monuments exposed to the public permanently. This collection consists of 21...
Mayan glyphs are signs engraved on a hard surface and represent the energy or strength of a person or some natural elements, they also tell the story about some very important event, (Chinchilla and Fahsen, 1991). In Mayan cosmology, glyphs refer...
City Of TIkal
Source. This article is a reproduction of the article that presents the city of Tikal in the Tulán application, which is a mediated version of the...
En el esplendor de la arquitectura Maya, en el período clásico, se erigieron estructuras monumentales que albergaron templos, tumbas y edificios administrativos. A dicho período le precede el periodo preclásico, del dos mil a. C., al 250 d. C.,...
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