The chronology of Maya archaeological sites in Mexico and Central America ranges from 1800 BCE to 1500 CE and is conventionally divided into pre-classic (1800-250), classic (250-925) and post-classic (900-1500) periods, with additional overlaps and subdivisions. The scenes pictured in this group are captioned by period.
Site Overview, Palenque (Mexico) Classic PeriodTemple of the Cross, Palenque (Mexico)Temple of the Sun, Palenque (Mexico)Palace and Tower, Palenque (Mexico)Stucco Relief Panel, Palenque (Mexico)Stucco Relief Panel, Palenque (Mexico)Castillo ,Tulum (Mexico) Post- classic View of Uxmal (Mexico) Late ClassicArchitectural Detail, Uxmal (Mexico)Castillo Pyramid, Archway and Sculpture, Chichen Itza (Mexico) Post-classicCastillo, Chichen Itza (Mexico)Teotihuacan (Mexico)Copan (Honduras) Late Classic. Left: Details of Stelae and Relief Sculpture. Right: Base of Stela DTemple 1,Tikal (Guatemala). Late Preclassic
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