Yaxchilan Collection

Yaxchilan lintel 15, maya art
529921 Yaxchilan lintel 15, maya art by Mayan; (add.info.: Late Classic period (AD 600-900) From Yaxchilan, Mexico. A serpent apparition from a Maya temple, limestone lintel

Yaxchilan lintel 15 Maya art
529920 Yaxchilan lintel 15 Maya art by Mayan; (add.info.: Late Classic period (AD 600-900) From Yaxchilan, Mexico. A serpent apparition from a Maya temple, limestone lintel

Relief with Enthroned Ruler, c. 770 AD (painted limestone)
3525775 Relief with Enthroned Ruler, c.770 AD (painted limestone) by Mayan, (8th century AD); 88.9x87.6x7 cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA; (add.info.: Guatemalan or Mexican, c. A.D)

Low relief of a ball game player, the ball, and the glyphs giving a description
452459 Low relief of a ball game player, the ball, and the glyphs giving a description, late Classic Period (700-900 AD) (stone) by Mayan; Yaxchilan, Chiapas State, Mexico; out of copyright

Archaeological Maya site of Yaxchilan in the jungle of Chiapas, Mexico, North America

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Mexico, Federal District, Mexico City, Museo Nacional de Antropologia, Detail of lintel 43 de Yaxchilan relief carving from Chiapas depicting figure carrying ceremonial staff

View of Temple No. 33, known as Temple of the bird and the jaguar in the Mayan ruins of Yaxchilan

Back view of the temple number 33, known as Temple of the bird and the jaguar in the Mayan ruins of Yaxchilan

Overview front of the Temple of the Labyrinth in Yaxchilan

The Yaxchilan Lintels, 8th century
Lintel 15 of Yaxchilan Structure 21, Mayan, Mexico, 770. Carved limestone lintel with glyphs and a scene representing Lady Wak Tuun, during a bloodletting rite

Lintel 24, Maya, Late Classic period, c600-900
Maya relief of a priest cutting his tongue on a rope of thorns, from Lintel 24, House E, at Menche, Late Classic period, c600-900

Mexican Serpent, God and Priest, Pre-Columbian, Maya Culture, 770. Carved limestone lintel with glyphs and a scene representing Lady Wak Tuun, during a bloodletting rite

Decorative Lintel From The Ancient Mayan City Of Yaxchilan, Chiapas, Mexico. From Am

Lintel 25 Of Yaxchilan Structure 23, Showing Accession Rituals Of The Ruler Shield Jaguar ( Itzamnaaj B alam Ii ), From The Ancient Mayan City Of Yaxchilan, Chiapas, Mexico

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Mexico, Chiapas, Ocosingo, Yaxchilan Mayan Ruins. Stone building on S. slope above grand plaza

Yaxchilan lintel 15Maya, Late Classic period (AD 600-900) From Yaxchilan, Mexico. A serpent apparition from a Maya temple, limestone lintel

Maya civilization, Mexico. Architrave 15 with relief depicting religious subject from Yaxchilan (Chiapas), 692-726 A. D
Maya civilization, Mexico. Architrave 15 with relief depicting religious subject, 692-726 A.D. From Yaxchilan (Chiapas)

YaxchilᮠLintel 53. 766. Late Classic period
Yaxchilᮠ Lintel 53. 766. Late Classic period. Ritual scene with the governor Jaguar Shield, wearing quetzal feathers. Maya art. Relief on rock. MEXICO. Mexico City

Mayan ruins, Yaxchilan, Chiapas state, Mexico, North America

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Yaxchilan, an archaeological Maya site nestled in the lush jungles of Chiapas, Mexico, is a treasure trove of ancient wonders. One such marvel is Yaxchilan Lintel 15, a masterpiece of Maya art. This intricately carved lintel depicts a scene from Mayan mythology, showcasing gods and rulers in elaborate detail. Another remarkable piece is Relief with Enthroned Ruler, crafted around 770 AD using painted limestone. It offers a glimpse into the opulence and power of the Mayan elite during this period. The ruler sits regally on his throne, adorned with symbols representing authority and divinity. Amongst these relics lies Low relief of a ball game player alongside glyphs that provide insight into this sacred sport. The intricate carvings depict not only the player but also the ball itself and accompanying hieroglyphs that describe its significance within Mayan culture. As you explore Yaxchilan's ruins further, Temple No. 33 comes into view – known as the Temple of the Bird and Jaguar due to its stunning architectural features. Its back view reveals intricate details that showcase the craftsmanship employed by ancient Maya builders. The Temple of the Labyrinth stands proudly at Yaxchilan's forefront – an awe-inspiring structure that captivates visitors with its grandeur and mystery. The collection wouldn't be complete without mentioning Yaxchilan Lintels - masterpieces dating back to the 8th century AD. These stone slabs bear intricate carvings depicting scenes from daily life or mythological tales etched forever in time. One such example is Lintel 24 from the Late Classic period (c600-900), offering glimpses into Maya rituals or historical events through detailed engravings. Lastly, we encounter Mexican Serpent God and Priest - Pre-Columbian artifacts embodying Maya Culture's rich spiritual beliefs dating back to 770 AD.