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Necklace jade, Holmul
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Alexandre Tokovinine
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Necklace jade, the antechamber of the tomb in Building D, Group I, Holmul, Guatemala. Photogrammetry-based 3D model (Agisoft Photoscan) by Alexandre Tokovinine.

The central piece of a necklace, this inscribed jewel depicts the head of the Maize God that ends in a cormorant beak. The text on the back of the head informs that the “necklace” (uuh) belonged to a “holy Kaanul lord” (k’uhul Kaanul ajaw). His name begins with Yuknoom, but the second word is a complex conflation with a -na phonetic complement. One possible reading is TI’-CHAN. Therefore, the name could identify the owner as a seventh-century Kaanul king Yunoom Ti’ Chan

Published 9 years ago
Jul 26th 2016
  • Cultural heritage & history 3D Models
  • calakmul
  • archaelogy
  • glyphs
  • jade
  • holmul
  • maya
  • photogrammetry

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