Tikal
Beautiful wildlife abounds at Tikal.
The approach to the main plaza with Temple II in the distance.
Temple I seen from the top of Temple II.
Main plaza area subject to greatest excavation.
Eroded stela located in excavated area shown in picture above.
Courtyard off the Great Plaza.
Maler temple and stelae.
Inside a remote courtyard.
Collapsed Maya corbeled arch construction.
The view from the top of the Lost World Temple (Mundo
Perdido).
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There many other pages on the web about Tikal from other Maya enthusiasts. Most of them have a great deal more to offer than my own little picture show. Visit a good search engine like Alta Vista for more Tikal related web sites. |
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A View of Ancient Cities: Tikal
from a class section on Architecture with
Purpose taught by Brian M. Fagan and
George H. Michaels at the University
of California - Santa Barbara is a particularly
notable web site. The maps and line drawings from
Tikal are quite nicely done, and
theIntroduction to Archaeology class exercises are an exemplary use of the web & multimedia for teaching.
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