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Wajxaklajun (pronounced [waχʃaklaˈχun]) (also
known as Ystapalapán, Yolk'u, El Calvario,
Carvao and Curvao) is a ruin of the
ancient Maya civilization...
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plaza against a
mountainside which can be
accessed by
large stairways.
Wajxaklajun "Tojolabal | people". dice.missouri.edu/docs/mayan/Tojolabal.pdf v t...
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Mateo Ixtatán,
archaeological evidence of a ****
urban settlement,
Wajxaklajun, also
known as Ystapalapán,
which includes mounds and
plazas and dates...
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Carvao may
refer to:
Wajxaklajun, the
ruins of a Maya
civilization in
Guatemala Carvão, a
village in Amapá,
Brazil This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
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Stela 13 662
Muyal Chaak Uxul
Mexico Portrait of the monarch.
Stela Wajxaklajun Guatemala Jamb 1
Xcalumkin Mexico Hieroglyphic text. Jamb 2 Xcalumkin...
- sites. The
largest one is
known as Yol K'u
meaning within the Sun or
Wajxaklajun meaning eighteen. It is
spectacularly situated on a promontory, surrounded...
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moved across the
valley to San Mateo, the
neighbouring ruins of
Wajxaklajun, and the
local salt springs. By 2013, the
organisation of
these traditional...
