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Excavation ongoing ancient ports in Guatemala · Mysteria

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Excavation ongoing ancient ports in Guatemala

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🇬🇹 Guatemala · Ancient city

Cancuen

Late Classic (400 – 800 CE) · Maya (Cancuen – Pasión port)

Cancuen in Alta Verapaz, Guatemala is a Late Classic (400 – 800 CE) ancient city attributed to Maya (Cancuen – Pasión port) culture.

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🇬🇹 Guatemala · Pyramid

Cancuén Palace-Pyramid City

Maya Classic (Late Classic palace) · Maya (Highland-Pasión portage traders)

Maya water-palace city Cancuén (400–800 CE): 230×150 m largest Maya palace (170 rooms) with attached shrine-pyramids on Pasión River, sacked c.800 CE with elite massacre in cistern.

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🇬🇹 Guatemala · Submerged site

Sunken City off Valley Fort

Andean Formative (1800–200 BCE) · Andean Formative

Sunken City off Valley Fort in Petén, Guatemala is a Andean Formative (1800–200 BCE) submerged city attributed to Andean Formative culture.