DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5787871.

The “Epigraphic Atlas of Peten, Phase I” project, carried out in 2013, was oriented to the documentation and analysis of Maya inscriptions preserved in Tikal National Park. During the field work with the ceramic collections of the Tikal Conservation and Research Center (CCIT), were re-documented several fragments with hieroglyphic texts that had not received much attention from epigraphists until now. One of them provides information on the dynastic account of an unknown royal lineage from the Peten, and another contains the earliest mention of the enigmatic title ‘tumam’.

Maya Lowlands; Peten; Tikal; pottery; Mayan epigraphy.

Beliaev, D. 2021.
Inscripciones jeroglíficas mayas misceláneas sobre cerámica del Clásico Temprano en el Parque Nacional Tikal, Guatemala. Arqueología Iberoamericana 48: 93-102.

PURL: purl.org/aia/4807. ARK: ark:/49934/257.

Publication date: December 20, 2021.