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Quiriguá (Spanish pronunciation: [kiɾiˈɣwa]) is an
ancient Maya
archaeological site in the
department of
Izabal in south-eastern Guatemala. It is a medium-sized...
- king of
Quiriguá. This
unexpected defeat resulted in a 17-year
hiatus at the city,
during which time Copán may have been
subject to
Quiriguá in a reversal...
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Altar Q. Soon thereafter, Yax K'uk' Mo'
installed Tok
Casper as king of
Quiriguá,
about 50 km
north of Copán. The city
reached its peak in 450 CE when it...
- by Kʼakʼ
Tiliw Chan Yopaat,
ruler of the
small polity of
Quirigua, on May 3, 738.
Quirigua was a v****al of Copan,
founded by a
subordinate of Kʼinich...
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wider Maya stage.
Wamaw K'awiil is
named at
Quiriguá on the
southern periphery of Mesoamerica.
Quiriguá traditionally had been a v****al of its southern...
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nearby tourist attractions are the
Mayan ruins of
Quirigua. In 1910, the
United Fruit Company bought Quiriguá and all the land
around the site for
banana production;...
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trade zone Zolic.
Izabal also
includes the Pre-Columbian Maya
ruins of
Quirigua. El
Estor Livingston Los
Amates Morales Puerto Barrios Guatemala portal...
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ships such as USS Mizar, the
United Fruit p****enger and
banana carrier Quirigua, and the lead ship of a
group that were
known as the
Mizar class of stores...
- v****al
states in the Petén
Basin such as Copán, Dos Pilas, Naranjo, Sacul,
Quiriguá, and
briefly Yaxchilan had a role in
initiating the
first war. In 537 the...
- fruit, mail and p****enger
liner Quirigua that
served as a
United States Navy Mizar-class
stores ship in
World War II.
Quirigua was one of six fast turbo-electric...
