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Credit: Photo by Francico Castaneda; courtesy of Proyecto Arqueológico El Perú-Waka´y PACUNAM.
Stone-carved representation of Maya King Chak Took Ich’aak (Red Spark Claw) who died in 556 AD. Download high-res >>
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Credit: Photo by Juan Carlos Pérez; courtesy of Proyecto Arqueológico El Perú-Waka´y PACUNAM.
Maya Stela 44 photographed in the tunnel below a Maya temple where it was discovered March 5, 2013.
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Credit: Map courtesy of Keith Eppich
Map of the Maya world
Credit: Photo courtesy of David Freidel/WUSTL
Guatemalan archaeologist Griselda Perez
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Maya Snake queen Lady Ikoom as depicted on Stela 44. Download high-res >>
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WUSTL archaeologist David Freidel works to uncover Stela 43, which includes one of the first known references to the Maya Snake queen Lady Ikoom. Download high-res >>
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Maya Snake queen Lady Ikoom as represented on Stela 43.
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