Hochob

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Hochob is an ancient Maya archaeological site in the Mexican state of Campeche, noted for its well-preserved temple facades and classic Puuc-style architecture.

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Hochob canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Maya archaeological site
archaeological site
pre-Columbian site
abandonedInPeriod Postclassic period
approximateConstructionPeriod Late Classic period
architecturalStyle Puuc style
architecturalTradition Chenes style
belongsTo pre-Hispanic heritage of Mexico
civilization Maya
coordinateLocation approximate coordinates in Campeche, Mexico
country Mexico
culture Maya civilization
hasAccess open to visitors
hasArchaeologicalFeature decorated facades
monster-mouth doorways
palace-type structures
stucco decoration
temple platforms
zoomorphic façades
hasBuildingType palace
platform
temple
hasNearbySites Dzibilnocac
Santa Rosa Xtampak
Tabasqueño
hasReliefType stone mosaic decoration
hasStyleCharacteristic elaborate façade masks
geometric stone mosaics
monster-mouth portals
hasTourismType cultural tourism
heritageDesignation archaeological zone of Mexico
isInCountry Mexico
languageOfOriginalInhabitants Mayan languages
locatedIn Campeche
linked to: Campeche state
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity State of Campeche
linked to: Campeche state
locatedInPresentDayMunicipality Hopelchén Municipality
locatedInRegion Yucatán Peninsula
locatedInTimePeriod Classic Maya period
locatedOnContinent North America
managementBy Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia
materialUsed limestone
notableFor Puuc-style architecture
linked to: Puuc style

well-preserved temple facades
partOf Maya area
region Chenes region
usedFor ceremonial purposes
residential purposes

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Campeche contains Hochob
subject linked to: Campeche state
Chenes style hasExample Hochob