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Guatemala. Tikal. Maya Art

GUATEMALA. Tikal. Tikal National Park. Two-Headed Snake Temple or Temple IV, the highest of the archaeological site (70 m.). Maya art. Architecture

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10905785
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45537290
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2598px x 3754px (1.2MB)
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Alfons Rodr©guez/Iberfoto/Mary Evans

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Art Sticas Art Sticos Artes Artstica Artsticas Artstico Artsticos Bellas Columbian Edifice Edifices Geogr Ficas Geogr Ficos Geografa Geogrfica Geogrficas Geogrfico Geogrficos Guatemala Guatemalan Guatemalans Highest Hispanic Humana Humanidad Maya Mayas Patrimonio Peten Precolumbian Prehispanic Prespanish Pyramid Pyramidal Temples Tikal


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