Caana

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Caana is the largest and most prominent pyramid complex at the ancient Maya city of Caracol in Belize, notable for its towering height and elaborate palatial structures.

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Caana canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Maya pyramid complex
archaeological site feature
accessVia Caracol archaeological site
linked to: Caracol
archaeologicalStatus excavated in part
architecturalStyle Maya architecture
builtBy Maya civilization
civilization Maya civilization
constructionType stepped pyramid platform
country Belize
culture Maya civilization
elevationType artificial acropolis
functionedAs seat of elite power at Caracol
hasBuildingType administrative buildings
royal residence
hasFeature courtyards
multi-level terraces
palatial structures
plazas
pyramidal platform
temple structures
hasFunction ceremonial center
elite residential area
palatial complex
hasOrientation planned urban layout of Caracol
hasSubstructureType palace range building
temple pyramid
hasViewOver Caracol urban core
heritage Pre-Columbian
isLargestStructureAt Caracol
isMostProminentStructureAt Caracol
isTouristDestinationIn Belize
locatedIn Belize
Caracol
Cayo District
Mesoamerica
locatedInProtectedArea Chiquibul Forest Reserve
materialUsed limestone
notableFor elaborate palatial structures
towering height
partOf Caracol
period Classic period of Maya civilization
preservationStatus partially restored
region Maya Lowlands
linked to: Maya lowlands
researchField Maya archaeology
significance major ceremonial and political center within Caracol
tourismType cultural tourism attraction

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Caracol hasStructure Caana
Caracol hasStructure Caana
subject linked to: Caracol (via road access)