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Bonampak

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Bonampak

Site of a Classic Mayan city in Mexico, on the River Usumacinta, near the Guatemala border, with extensive remains of wall paintings depicting battles, torture, and sacrifices. Rediscovered in 1948, the paintings shed new light on Mayan society, which to that date had been considered peaceful. See pre-Columbian art.



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A development in the state of Chiapas that comprises the archeological sites of Palenque, Bonampak and Yaxchilan, and the natural areas of Agua Azul and Playas de Catazajan.
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The Bonampak Murals that depict the presentation of a new heir to the throne, the hieroglyphics used to represent Mayan months and the different masks worn by the rain god Tlaloc in Mixteco, Zapoteco and Mexica styles can be found in the company's ties and scarves.
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