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Temple of the Great Jaguar from 810 in the metropolis of TIKAL surrounded by the virgin forest. the site is composed of 3000 temples, pyramids and steles of the Mayas
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1983 3000 Civilization Composed Forest Guatemala Jaguar Maya Mayas Metropolis Peten Pyramid Pyramids Surrounded Temples Tikal Virgin Steles
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1. Title: "Tikal's Temple of the Great Jaguar: A Glimpse into the Ancient Maya Metropolis Surrounded by Virgin Forest, Guatemala (1983)" 2. Description: This evocative image captures the Temple of the Great Jaguar, a majestic pyramid and the most iconic structure in the ancient Maya city of Tikal, nestled within the lush, untouched virgin forest of the Peten region in Guatemala. Dating back to 810 AD, the Temple of the Great Jaguar is a testament to the grandeur and sophistication of the Maya civilization. The site, which is composed of over 3,000 temples, pyramids, and steles, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a significant historical landmark. This photograph, taken in 1983, offers a unique perspective of the temple, surrounded by the verdant forest, providing a glimpse into the past and the mystical allure of this ancient Maya metropolis. 3. Keywords: Tikal, Guatemala, Pyramid, Temple, Archaeology, Historical Site, Maya Civilization, Metropolis, Virgin Forest, Peten, Pyramids, Temples, Steles, 1983, Jaguar, Ancient Maya, Mayan Ruins, Central America, Pre-Columbian, History, Ruins, Ruins Exploration, Ancient Temples, Mayan Architecture, Mayan Culture, Archaeological Sites, Travel, Adventure, Exploration. 4. Additional Information: The Temple of the Great Jaguar, also known as Temple IV, is the largest structure in the Tikal complex and was the burial place of the ruler Jasaw Chan K'awil I. The temple is adorned with intricate carvings and glyphs, depicting the Maya gods and the ruler's lineage. The site of Tikal was once a thriving metropolis, with a population of over 60,000 people. The city was a major political and cultural center of the Maya civilization, and its influence extended far beyond the borders of present-day Guatemala. This photograph is a reminder of the rich history and the enduring legacy of the ancient Maya civilization.
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