John Lloyd Stephens and Frederick Catherwood have created illustrated catalogues of this place, and Jean Frederic Waldeck gives his name to one portion of this place called the Temple of the Count.
John Lloyd Stephens and Frederick Catherwood have created illustrated catalogues of this place, and Jean Frederic Waldeck gives his name to one portion of this place called the Temple of the Count. Alberto Ruz Lhullier excavated one of this site's main features, which is alternatively known as the Tomb of Inscriptions. It includes the Temple of the Cross, Temple of the Sun, and Temple of the Foliated Cross. Its texts mention Matawil, a location affiliated with the Mat (*) emblem glyph, and they also mention Kan, otherwise known as Calakmul. Also containing the tomb of Pacal the Great, for 10 points, identify this city-state, the site of various artwork created by the Mayans.
John Lloyd Stephens and Frederick Catherwood have created illustrated catalogues of this place, and Jean Frederic Waldeck gives his name to one portion of this place called the Temple of the Count.
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