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la desviación existente en la Carretera Federal no. 307 Chetumal-Cancún y en el margen izquierdo de la Carretera Federal no. 297 conocida como "via corta" a Mérida. La entrada al sitio se encuentra 5 kilómetros al NW del poblado de Lázaro Cárdenas. Dzibanche-KinichnaEl complejo Dzibanché - Kinichná se encuentra en una zona de transición entre la selva baja y la selva tropical lluviosa del Petén. El asentamiento ocupa una extensión de más de 40 km2 y se conforma por cuatro géneros de arquitectura monumental: Dzibanché o Grupo Principal, Complejo Central ... amay, Tutil y Kinichná, grupos que tuvieron funciones específicas, interconectados por sacbés o caminos blancos mayas. La existencia de textos jeroglíficos encontrados en los monumentos de la escalera del Templo de los Cautivos y ... de ofrendas suntuosas en cámaras funerarias, denotan que Dzibanché estuvo involucrado en la conquista de varios pueblos, conquistas bélicas realizadas por varios gobernantes de la familia Kaan, durante más de dos siglos. La secuencia de ocupación de Dzibanché tiene sus inicios en el Preclásico tardío (300 a.C.), y el asentamiento alcanzó su climax poblacional en el Clásico (400-700), cuya población duró hasta el Posclásico tardío (1500 d.С.). Se arriba al sitio por la Carretera Federal 186 (Chetumal-Escárcega), hasta llegar a la desviación en el kilómetro 215.5
que conduce por un camino asfaltado a los poblados de Morocoy y San Pedro Peralta. Pasando Morocoy, en el lugar conocido
como "La Pista", se toma la desviación que lleva al sitio, siete kilómetros al este, por un camino asfaltado que desemboca directamente en la zona arqueológica. http://inah.gob.mx/es/zonas/
OxtankahEs la ciudad prehispánica más grande e importante que se ha descubierto en la bahía de Chetumal. Los primeros grupos mayas asentaron su residencia en Oxtankah alrededor del año 600 a.C., permaneciendo ahí hasta 1100 d.C. La máxima prosperidad de su sistema socio-político, se alcanzó durante el Clásico temprano, cuando los grupos dirigentes de Oxtankah fungieron como rectores de las poblaciones aledañas, reflejando su poder aún en la arquitectura. El diseño arquitectónico dominante de las estructuras es del estilo Petén: cuerpos
superpuestos con muros en talud, con esquinas redondeadas y remetidas, cuyo elemento esencial es la ... llamada "en delantal". A la entrada de los españoles, Oxtankah ... años de haber sido. Para llegar a la ... toma la carretera Chetumal-Calderitas y al llegar a este ... carretera asfaltada que bordea la bahía; 4.5 kilómetros ... señalamiento que marca el acceso al sitio. El trayecto ... Chetumal, tomo un tiempo aproximado de 25 minutos. KohunlichSe conforma por unos habitacionales y complejos arquitectónicos cívicos y ceremoniales, rodeados de tierras fértiles para el cultivo, ubicadas en un
extensión de 14 km2. La primera ocupación de Kohunlich se ubica en el Preclásico tardío (300 а.С. -250 d.C.), etapa en el fueron construidas plataformas de baja altura alrededor de la Plaza Ya'axná, edificaciones que en el Clásico Temprano fueron cubiertas por edificios monumentales. Durante este periodo, se erigió el Templo de los Mascarones. Su iconografía representa personajes reales, ataviados con atributos relacionados con el sol. Durante el Clásico tardío (600-900 d.C.), Kohunlich alcanzó su máximo poblacional, periodo en el que se construyeron la mayor parte de las ... hoy pueden apreciarse. El crecimiento del asentamiento continuyó Postclásico temprano (1000-1200 d.C). ... zona arqueológica de Kohunlich se toma la Carretera Federal 186 (Chetumal - Escárcega), se continúa hasta el poblado Francisco Villa, y ... se toma la desviación que después de 9 kilómetros, conduce a la zona arqueológica. http://inah.gob.mx/es/zonas/
Archaeological Sites of Southern Quintana Roo Chacchoben This is the most important settlement detected to date in the Lake District, founded 300 years before our era (Late Preclassic), during the early years of the Early Classic (250 CE) when the urban layout was made and the construction of most of the structures that make up the core of the settlement, of 70 hectares, where public architectural complexes are located together with buildings of civic, religious and administrative functions. The site includes Petén stylistic patterns and the site continued its growth and development for 500 years. Subsequently, it experienced a possible population decline and virtual abandonment. Finally, in the late Postclassic period (1200-1450 CE), some civic and religious spaces were rehabilitated, which could indicate at least partial repopulation. The only two stelae with hieroglyphic inscriptions found to date are illegible, so it can only be assumed that Chacchoben was an important site linked to some larger regional capital. It is located 9 kilometers from the exit in Federal Highway 307 Chetumal-Cancún and on the left of Federal Highway 297, known as "the shortcut" to Merida. The entrance to the site is 5 kilometers northwest of the town of Lázaro Cárdenas. Dzibanche - Kinichna The Dzibanché - Kinichná complex is located in a transitional zone between the low jungle and the tropical rainforest of Petén. The settlement covers an area of more than 40 km2 and consists of four genres of monumental architecture: Dzibanché or Main Group, Central Complex ... amay, Tutil and Kinichná, groups that had specific functions, all interconnected by sacbés or white Mayan roads. The existence of hieroglyphic texts found in the monuments of the staircase of the Temple of the Captives and ... of sumptuous offerings in burial chambers, indicate that Dzibanché was involved in the conquest of several other areas, warlike conquests carried out by several rulers of the Kaan family over more than two centuries. The occupation sequence of Dzibanché has its beginnings in the Late Preclassic (300 CE) and the settlement reached its maximum population in the Classic (400-700), whose population lasted until the Late Postclassic (1500 CE). The site is reached by Federal Highway 186 (Chetumal-Escárcega), until an exit at kilometer 215.5 that leads by an asphalted road to the towns of Morocoy and San Pedro Peralta. Passing Morocoy, at the place known as "La Pista", take the detour that leads to the site, seven kilometers to the east along a paved road that leads directly to the archaeological zone. http://inah.gob.mx/es/zonas/
Oxtankah Oxtankah is the largest and most important prehispanic city that has been discovered in the Chetumal Bay. The first Mayan groups settled in Oxtankah around 600 BCE, staying there until 1100 CE. The maximum prosperity of its socio-political system was reached during the early Classic, when the leading groups of Oxtankah served as rectors of the surrounding towns, reflecting their power even in architecture. The dominant architectural design of the structures is the Petén style: bodies
superimposed with sloped walls, with rounded and tucked corners, whose essential element is the so-called "apron". Upon the arrival of the Spaniards, Oxtankah had been abandoned for years. To get to the site, take the Chetumal-Calderitas paved road that borders the bay; at 4.5 kilometers is a sign that marks the access to the site. The journey from Chetumal should take an approximate time of 25 minutes. Kohunlich This site is made up of habitations and civic and ceremonial architectural complexes, surrounded by fertile lands for cultivation, located in an area of 14 km2. The first occupation of Kohunlich was during the Late Preclassic (300 BCE - 250 CE) and during this stage were built low platforms around the Ya'axná Square, buildings that were covered in the Early Classic monumental buildings. During this period, the Temple of the Masks was erected. Its iconography represents real characters, dressed with ornaments related to the sun. During the Late Classic (600-900 CE), Kohunlich reached its maximum population and during this period were built most of the ... that today can be seen. The growth of the settlement continued into the early Postclassic (1000-1200 CE). To visit the Kohunlich archaeological zone take Federal Highway 186 (Chetumal-Escárcega),continuing until the town of Francisco Villa, and from there taking the exit that after 9 kilometers leads to the archaeological zone. http://inah.gob.mx/es/zonas/
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| HM Number | HM2GRZ |
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| Date Added | Monday, May 13th, 2019 at 8:02pm PDT -07:00 |
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| UTM (WGS84 Datum) | 16Q E 363222 N 2046337 |
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| Decimal Degrees | 18.50308333, -88.29566667 |
| Degrees and Decimal Minutes | N 18° 30.185', W 88° 17.74' |
| Degrees, Minutes and Seconds | 18° 30' 11.1" N, 88° 17' 44.4" W |
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