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Hocabá-Homún, Hokabá-Homún or
Hocabá was the name of a Maya
Kuchkabal of the
northwestern Yucatán Peninsula,
before the
arrival of the
Spanish conquistadors...
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Victoria Bricker (1998). A
Dictionary of the Maya
Language as
Spoken in
Hocabá, Yucatán. pp. 83, 264. ISBN 9780874805697. Link to
tables of po****tion...
- the name of the
language seems to be
unique to the town of
Hocabá, as
indicated by the
Hocabá dictionary and is not emplo****
elsewhere in the
region or...
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Hocabá Muni****lity (In the
Yucatec Maya Language: “picking plums”) is a muni****lity in the
Mexican state of Yucatán
containing 81.75
square kilometres...
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Victoria Bricker (1998). A
Dictionary of the Maya
Language as
Spoken in
Hocabá, Yucatán. p. 83. ISBN 9780874805697. 21°17′37″N 89°36′21″W / 21.29361°N...
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Ofelia Dzul de (1998). A
Dictionary of the Maya Language: As
Spoken in
Hocabá, Yucatán.
University of Utah Press. pp. 122, 137. ISBN 978-0-87480-569-7...
- Bricker,
Victoria (1998).
Dictionary Of The Maya Language: As
Spoken in
Hocabá, Yucatán.
University of Utah Press. p. 181. ISBN 978-0874805697. de Motolinía...
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Carnegie Institution,
there were two
ceramic phases in Mayapan:
hocaba,
which he said
started around A.D. 1200 and may have
included types named...
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Quintana Roo 987
Acanceh Yucatán 988
Celestun Yucatán 988
Chochola Yucatán 988
Hocaba Yucatán 988
Hoctun Yucatán 988
Holca Yucatán 988 Homún Yucatán 988 Huhi...
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between the
latter two kuchkabaloob. The
capital of
Cochuah was Tihosuco.
Hocabá and
Sotuta were
landlocked provinces north of Maní and
southwest of Ah Kin...
