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E-Group

E-Groups are unique architectural complexes found among a number of ancient Maya settlements. They are central components to the settlement organization of Maya sites and, like many other civic and ceremonial buildings, could have served for astronomical observations. These sites have been discovered in the Maya Lowlands and other regions of Mesoamerica…

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Distribution in Mesoamerica

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Origin of the name

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History

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Origin of the name

Distribution in Mesoamerica

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Pseudo E-Groups

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E-Group

Nodes40
Edges39
Triples75
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.05
Components1

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E-Group

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related to Distribution in Mesoamerica · 23
E-Group → Belize, Caracol, Cerros, Chiapas, Classic, Construction, E-Groups, Groups, Guatemala, However, Lost World Pyramid, Maya, Maya Lowlands, Middle Classic, Olmec, Pacific, Petén Basin, Preclassic, Seibal, Structure
related to Pseudo E-Groups · 14
E-Group → Additionally, Belize, Blue Creek, Chan Chich, E-Groups, In, Late Classic, Pseudo E-Groups, Quam Hill, San Jose, These, This, Thomas Guderjan, To
related to Origin of the name · 13
E-Group → At Uaxactun, Classic, E-Groups, Each, From, Group, Mesoamerican, Pyramid E-VII, The, There, Three, Uaxacatun's Pyramid E-VII, Uaxactun
related to Astronomical Use · 6
E-Group → E-groups, In, Maya, Research, The, They
related to Directionality · 6
E-Group → Chan's Central Group, E-Groups, For, In, LiDAR, This
related to Mesoamerican Ball Game · 6
E-Group → Certain E-groups, E-groups, In, Seibal, The Mesoamerican Ball Game, Tikal
related to Public Spaces · 6
E-Group → Additionally, Central Maya Lowlands, It, Middle Preclassic E-Groups, This, Viewsheds
located in · 1
E-Group → the western portion of its central core

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e-groups groups group maya central sites found period astronomical buildings three classic structures also research belize equinoxes site one pyramid

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E-Grouplocated inthe western portion of its central core0.90text
E-Grouprelated to Astronomical UseE-groups0.60section
E-Grouprelated to Astronomical UseIn0.60section
E-Grouprelated to Astronomical UseThey0.60section
E-Grouprelated to Astronomical UseThe0.60section
E-Grouprelated to Astronomical UseMaya0.60section
E-Grouprelated to Astronomical UseResearch0.60section
E-Grouprelated to DirectionalityIn0.60section
E-Grouprelated to DirectionalityChan's Central Group0.60section
E-Grouprelated to DirectionalityFor0.60section
E-Grouprelated to DirectionalityE-Groups0.60section
E-Grouprelated to DirectionalityThis0.60section

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