Edzná

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Edzná is an ancient Maya archaeological site in the Mexican state of Campeche, known for its impressive pyramids, plazas, and sophisticated hydraulic systems.

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Edzná canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Maya archaeological site
pre-Columbian city
abandoned Late Postclassic period
altitude lowland tropical environment
architecturalStyle Chenes
Petén
Puuc
linked to: Puuc region
continent North America
country Mexico
culture Maya civilization
discoveredBy modern archaeology in early 20th century
distanceFrom about 55 km southeast of Campeche City
endTime circa 15th century AD
hasFeature acropolis
ballcourt
canals
drainage system
hydraulic systems
palaces
plazas
pyramids
reservoirs
temples
hasPart Great Acropolis
Main Plaza
Nohochná (large platform)
North Temple
Small Acropolis
South Temple
Temple of the Five Storeys
ballcourt
ceremonial center
heritage Maya Lowlands urban center
linked to: Maya city‑states
knownFor Temple of the Five Storeys pyramid
monumental architecture
sophisticated hydraulic engineering
locatedIn Campeche
linked to: Campeche state

Mexican state of Campeche
linked to: Campeche state

Yucatán Peninsula
municipality of Campeche
managedBy INAH
nameLanguage Yucatec Maya
openToPublic true
periodOfFlourishing Classic period
Late Classic period
possibleEtymology House of the Itzá
region Campeche lowlands
linked to: Maya lowlands
startTime circa 400 BC
tourismType cultural tourism site
UNESCOStatus on tentative list as part of Maya sites

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Campeche contains Edzná
subject linked to: Campeche state