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Dzibanche

Dzibanche () (sometimes spelt Tz'ibanche), anciently called Kaanu'l, is an extensive archaeological site of the ancient Maya civilization located in southern Quintana Roo, Mexico. The great Maya city of Dzibanche was the first capital of the Kaan kingdom (Snake kingdom) and the place of origin of the Kaanu'l dynasty, a powerful Maya lineage that…

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Location
Mexico
Abandoned
c. 1000 AD
Area
40 km2 (15 sq mi)
Built
300 BC
Built by
Kaan dynasty
Cultures
Maya civilization

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Dzibanche

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related to Site description · 21
Dzibanche → At, Classic Maya, Classic Period, Hispanic, It, Kaan, Kaanu'l, Kinichna, Lamay, Main Group, Maya, Maya Lowlands, Numerous, Paired Pilasters, Peten, Quintana Roo, Snake, The, The K'inichna' Pyramid, The Lamay Group
related to history · 19
Dzibanche → AD, Calakmul, Campeche, During, Dzibantunich, Early Classic, El Caracol, El Resbalón, Emblem, Kaan, Los Alacranes, Mesoamerican, Naranjo, Petén, Pol Box, Quintana Roo, The, The Kaan, Tikal
related to Location and etymology · 8
Dzibanche → Building, Kaanu'l, Lintels, Maya, Temple, The, Thomas Gann, Ts'íiba'an
related to Main Group (Dzibanche) · 7
Dzibanche → Gann Plaza, It, Kaanu'l, Main Group, Pom Plaza, The Dzibanche, Xibalba Plaza
Abandoned · 1
Dzibanche → c. 1000 AD
Area · 1
Dzibanche → 40 km2 (15 sq mi)
Built · 1
Dzibanche → 300 BC
Built by · 1
Dzibanche → Kaan dynasty
Cultures · 1
Dzibanche → Maya civilization
Discovered · 1
Dzibanche → 1927

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city temple maya dynasty kaan large kaanu'l site architectural group classic cormorants great ad pyramid burial found period main owl

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DzibancheAbandonedc. 1000 AD1.00infobox
DzibancheArea40 km2 (15 sq mi)1.00infobox
DzibancheBuilt300 BC1.00infobox
DzibancheBuilt byKaan dynasty1.00infobox
DzibancheCulturesMaya civilization1.00infobox
DzibancheDiscovered19271.00infobox
DzibancheLocationMexico1.00infobox
DzibanchePeriodsLate Preclassic - Classic - Early Posclassic1.00infobox
DzibancheRegionQuintana Roo1.00infobox
DzibancheTypeAncient Maya city1.00infobox
Dzibanchelocated inthe south of Mexico's Quintana Roo state0.90text
the Temple of the Owlinstance ofmonumental pyramids and large ceremonial structures0.80text

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