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Mayan underground storage chamber
A chultún (or chultun, plural: chultunob' or chultúns) is a bottle-shaped underground storage chamber built by the pre-Columbian Maya in southern Mesoamerica
Chultun
Pre-Columbian Maya city in Mexico
Chichen Itza was a large pre-Columbian city built by the Maya people of the Terminal Classic period. The archeological site is located in Tinúm Municipality
Chichen_Itza
American archaeologist and ecologist (1940–1978)
work ranged from experiments in reconstruction and usefulness testing of chultuns or raised fields, building a traditional dugout canoe and using it to investigate
Dennis_E._Puleston
Capital city of the Mayan kingdom of Petén Itzá; now Flores, Guatemala
and dates as far back as the Middle Preclassic period, c. 900–600 BC. A chultun (Maya storage pit) was identified in the central part of the island that
Nojpetén
Ancient Maya city in Mexico
as chultun have been registered, some of which have collapsed or were covered by the ancient Maya, only 32 remain open and intact. Inside a chultun from
Dzehkabtún
Ruins of major ancient Maya city
of Mamon ceramics dating from about 700–400 BC were found in a sealed chultun, a subterranean bottle-shaped chamber. Major construction at Tikal was
Tikal
investigating a wealthy Mayan home at Kʼo dug into a tunnel that led to a chultun or storage area filled with eight different pieces of pottery dating back
Kʼo
Archaeological site and ancient Maya city in Yucatán, Mexico
structures have been found, including a ceremonial platform on top of a chultun with access to water, which according with the ancient Maya mythology had
X'baatún
Maya archaeological site in Belize
stabilization of the South Acropolis. Four burials and a collapsed Protoclassic chultun were also recovered. 2004 Continued focus on attached specialists; small
Caracol
Ancient Maya site in Mexico
Chultun at Xkipche
Xkipche
Archaeological site of Maya city
which is located in the site center. The site may have contained two chultuns, but provenience is lost since they are used in modern times. The site
Altun_Ha
Historic period
The Maya developed a system of cysterns dug into the bedrock, called chultuns, that collected rain water for irrigation and consumption. The two dominant
Mesoamerican Postclassic period
Mesoamerican_Postclassic_period
Mexican underwater archaeologist (1944–2020)
near the end of her studies, Luna, who had gone to a cave to study some chultuns near Acapulco, contracted histoplasmosis. Her recovery was a slow process
Pilar_Luna
Maya archaeological site in Guatemala
of the karstic bedrock allowed for the creation of a great quantity of chultuns, which can be found in almost all of the architectural groups The site
Holtun
Historic site
sometimes on raised areas. Two architectural groups were located close to chultuns. Microbial biofilms have been found degrading stone buildings at Uxmal
Kabah_(Maya_site)
Archaeological site in Guatemala
eight structures on a hill, possibly representing temples and palaces. A chultun, a bottle-shaped underground storage chamber, is situated to the west of
El_Temblor
Maya archaeological site in the Belize River Valley
and History, Belmopan, Belize. Perkins, Carrie A. (2013). Excavations of Chultun LWDCH1, Lower Dover, Unitedville, Belize. In Julie A. Hoggarth, Reiko Ishihara-Brito
Lower_Dover
Archaeological Maya site in Guatemala
There are at least 46 residential groups with 245 mounds and several chultuns (artificial subterranean chambers used for fresh water and storage). An
Ixkun
Mayan archaeological site in Petén Department, Guatemala
probably the principal water source during Kinal's occupation. A number of chultun subterranean storage chambers are evident at the site. The South Plaza
Kinal
Archaeological site in Guatemala
king Chan Balam was found under the temple. Structure 61 is notable for a chultun (a man-made subterranean storage chamber) that was found carved from the
Tamarindito
Ancient Maya site in northern Guatemala
some fragments of Early Classic pottery being retrieved from a looted chultun at Wakutal. In the late 4th century Motul de San José began to refer to
Motul_de_San_José
Mayan ruin in Guatemala
side of the plaza is delimited by an isolated range structure, with two chultuns (underground storage chambers) in front of it. The second of the ballcourts
San_Clemente,_El_Petén
Maya archaeological site in Yucatan, Mexico
Population estimates based on a count of subterranean storage chambers known as chultuns produce a figure of 5,000–10,000. Both estimates refer to the maximum population
Sayil
Archaeological site
administrative structures. Research has also been conducted on the numerous chultuns located at KaʼKabish. Previously, the site sustained damage during the
KaʼKabish
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Modesty; moderate. The Spanish saint Modesto.
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Female
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Esperanto name derived from Latin mirandus, MIRINDA means "worthy of admiration."Â
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Assamese, Gujarati, Hindu, Indian, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Sanskrit, Sindhi, Tamil, Telugu
Lakshmi; Lotus
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Earth; Land
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Arabic, Australian, Biblical, German, Hebrew, Swedish
A Stranger; One that Fears; Forsaken; Flight or a Stranger
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Spotted, Speckled
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Arabic
Suitable; Proper
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Hindu, Indian, Traditional
Prosperity; Happiness
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Hindu, Indian
Goddess Saraswati
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