Penemuan Guci Pemakaman Suku Maya, Ungkap Sosok Dewa dalam Kepercayaannya

"Discovery of Mayan Burial Urn Reveals Deity Figures in Their Beliefs"

Penemuan Guci Pemakaman Suku Maya, Ungkap Sosok Dewa dalam Kepercayaannya

The archaeologists have discovered ancient Maya burial urns that depict pre-Hispanic corn deity.

The artifact was discovered during an archaeological investigation carried out by the National Institute of Anthropology and History of Mexico (INAH) in the midst of the construction of Section 7 of the Maya Train project. This involves the construction of a railway line that spans nearly 1,000 miles in the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, an area that was the center of the ancient Maya civilization and is rich in historical artifacts.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The Maya Train is one of the largest and most controversial infrastructure projects in the history of Mexico. This project aims to connect popular coastal resorts in the region with lesser-known inland locations, including historic Maya sites where they represent some of the poorest regions in southern Mexico."

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"Although thousands of ancient Maya artifacts and structures have been discovered during the project's construction, critics have voiced concerns about the damage and destruction of archaeological remains, as well as the local environment. Sections 1 to 4 of the Maya Train will open in December 2023, while sections 5 to 7 are scheduled to open in February 2024. Section 7, where Maya burial urns were found, connects the Chetumal Airport station and Escárcega. These clay artifacts contain the remains of someone."

The following translation is in English while preserving the HTML tags: "The jug displays an anthropomorphic figure that appears to depict the pre-Hispanic corn god as a growing cob. INAH experts say that similar representations of this Maya god have been documented in statues from Jaina Island in Mexico, which is located not far from the coast of the Campeche state in Yucatán."

The translated text while preserving the HTML tags is: "The jug also contains features that seem to represent Maya symbols related to wind and divine breath."

Apart from that, on the lid of the jug there is an illustration of an owl, a bird that holds symbolic meaning in the ancient Maya world. The owl is considered a creature of omen and a symbol of war during the Classic period, around 250 AD to 900 AD in Mesoamerican history.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: The jug is in accordance with the model of the ship "Paaktzatz", which was made between the years 680 AD and 770 AD in the Río Bec area - a Maya archaeological site located in the southern part of the state of Campeche. The jug was found alongside another ship that also features a representation of an owl, leading archaeologists to believe that it is part of an offering related to pre-Hispanic construction.

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