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Xibun is an
alternate Mayan spelling of
Sibun that
appears on some
Spanish colonial-period maps of the region, and is
sometimes used to
refer to: the...
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Sibun River (
Xibun River,
formerly Sheboon River) is a
river in
Belize which drains a
large central portion of the country. The
Sibun (
Xibun) were ancient...
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worsened for the
Spanish in the 1630s. The
decade opened with
desertion in
Xibun and Soite, and
closed with the
pivotal Tipu rebellion,
which (within a few...
- (3): 526–542. doi:10.1017/S0956536120000140. Morandi,
Steven J. (2010).
Xibun Maya: The
archaeology of an
early Spanish colonial frontier in southeastern...
- hdl:2027/miun.adq6885.0001.001. OCLC 1862540. Morandi,
Steven J. (2010).
Xibun Maya: The
archaeology of an
early Spanish colonial frontier in southeastern...
- Extramuros, were
attempting to
resettle Pacha, Yumpeten, Soite, Manan, and
Xibun, all of
which had
likewise been deserted. In the
fourth quarter of 1638...
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People may take
these rocks from the
caves and put them on
their altars. The
Xibun Maya
incorporated speleothems into the
construction of the ball
court at...
- del Carmen. Lamanai,
several towns on New
River and on
Belize River, and
Xibún on
Sibun River, were
included in this province. In the
first decade of the...
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xanthocercus Yang & Grootaert, 1999
Paraclius xanthurus Bickel, 2008
Paraclius xibun Soares, Runyon,
Capellari & Ale-Rocha, 2023
Paraclius yongping**** Yang...
- California. OCLC 24057056. ProQuest 303932948. Morandi,
Steven J. (2010).
Xibun Maya: The
archaeology of an
early Spanish colonial frontier in southeastern...
