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El Mirador (All Facts)
Mayan City with the Tigre and Danta Pyramids
Tikal (All Facts)
Early Mayan City-state that considered of Maya’s first known political rulers
Was one of the main administrative and religious towns of Mayan civilization
Palenque (All Facts)
Mayan religious center
Was one of the main administrative and religious towns of Mayan civilization
Located in this city were the
Temple of the Inscriptions
Temple of the Cross
Yaxchilan (All Facts)
Copan (All Facts)
Was one of the main administrative and religious towns of Mayan civilization
Quirigua (All Facts)
Was one of the main administrative and religious towns of Mayan civilization
Uxmal (All Facts)
Was one of the main administrative and religious towns of Mayan civilization
Chichen Itza (All Facts)
City famed as the center of Mayan civilization
Re-established by Toltec exiles from Tula in the 900s
Known for its many monumental buildings including
The Temple of the Jaguars
The Tmeple of the Warriors
the pyramid-shaped Castillo
the Caracol
the sacred well
the vast ballcourt
City which was sacked and burnt by Hunac Ceel, the ruthless and ambitious Mayapan King
All of the buildings listed above were deserted
Toltec city which declined as it was defeated by the Chichimecs and then abandoned
Tayasal (All Facts)
Capital of Mayan civilization following the destruction, sacking, and desertion of Chichen Itza
It was based in the wilderness around Lake Peten Itza, where the last survivors of Mayan civilization maintained a precarious independence around the namesake city