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Nakbe

Nakbe is one of the largest early Maya archaeological sites. Nakbe is located in the Mirador Basin, in the Petén region of Guatemala, approximately 13 kilometers south of the largest Maya city of El Mirador. Excavations at Nakbe suggest that habitation began at the site during the Early Formative period (c. 1400 BC) and continued to be a large site until…

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Religion and iconography at Nakbe

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Artifacts found at the site

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Discovery and excavation

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Architecture

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Location
Petén Department, Guatemala
Condition
In ruins
Cultures
Maya civilization
Periods
Early Preclassic to Late Preclassic
Region
Petén Basin
Type
Settlement

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Discovery and excavation

Artifacts found at the site

Architecture

Causeways

Research on quarries at Nakbe

Religion and iconography at Nakbe

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Nakbe

Nodes34
Edges33
Triples100
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.058824
Components1

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Nakbe

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related to Architecture · 16
Nakbe → Around, BC, Causeways, Codex, East, El Mirador, Flanked, Maya, Mayan, One, Structure, The, The Kan Causeway, There, Two, West
related to Discovery and excavation · 16
Nakbe → Anthropology, Archaeologist Ian Graham, Dr, Geophysics, Guatemala, Hansen, History, Institute, Maya, Nakbé, One, Planetary Sciences, RAINPEG Project, Richard, The, UCLA's Institute
related to Artifacts found at the site · 13
Nakbe → Also, Central Highlands, Guatemala, Kaminaljuyú, Many, Pottery, Preclassic, Richard Hansen, Shells, Strombus, The, Tikal, Uaxactun
related to Research on quarries at Nakbe · 11
Nakbe → Archaeologists, By, Excavations, Maya, Mayan, Research, The, The RAINPEG, Then, These, They
related to Decline of the site · 10
Nakbe → Classic, Classic Maya, El Mirador, Late Preclassic, Maya, Preclassic, Princeton Vase, The, These, While
related to References · 9
Nakbe → Ancient Mexico, Archived, Central America, Evans, Hudson, London, Susan Toby, Thames, Wayback Machinehttps
related to Religion and iconography at Nakbe · 9
Nakbe → After, Hun-Apu, Ixbalanque, Mayan, Nakbe Stela, One, Popol Vuh, Princeton Vase, The
related to Causeways · 8
Nakbe → Calakmul, El Mirador, Kan Causeway, Late Classic Maya, Maya, Nakbé, Other, These
Condition · 1
Nakbe → In ruins
Cultures · 1
Nakbe → Maya civilization

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maya site limestone tools one mirador el period found early guatemala stone causeways preclassic late region causeway used sites excavations

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
NakbeConditionIn ruins1.00infobox
NakbeCulturesMaya civilization1.00infobox
NakbeLocationPetén Department, Guatemala1.00infobox
NakbePeriodsEarly Preclassic to Late Preclassic1.00infobox
NakbeRegionPetén Basin1.00infobox
NakbeTypeSettlement1.00infobox
Nakbeis apyramid called Structure 10.90text
Nakbelocated inthe Mirador Basin0.90text
Nakberelated to ArchitectureBC0.60section
Nakberelated to ArchitectureAround0.60section
Nakberelated to ArchitectureThere0.60section
Nakberelated to ArchitectureTwo0.60section

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