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Partially excavated places tagged “labyrinth” in Mexico · Mysteria

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Partially excavated places tagged “labyrinth” in Mexico

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🇲🇽 Mexico · Pyramid

Oxkintok

Classic (Early–Terminal) · Maya (Puuc–Oxkintok Regional)

Puuc labyrinth-acropolis (250–1000 CE) NW Yucatan — 3-storey vaulted maze palace and astronomical pyramids.

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🇲🇽 Mexico · Ancient city

Oxkintok Archaeological Zone

Early Preclassic–Postclassic Puuc (300 BCE–1500 CE, zenith 475–750) · Maya (Early Puuc – northwestern border)

Strategic Puuc border capital (300 BCE–1500 CE, florescent 475–750 Classic Early Puuc) northwest tip of Puuc, controlling Mérida–Uxmal–Calakmul corridor: 3 major groups (Ah Canul, May, Dzib) over 50…