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Uaymil is a pre-Columbian Maya
archaeological site
located on the Gulf
Coast of
northern Campeche. The
settlement of
Uaymil occupies a
small island approximately...
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barrier reef lies. The site has
defensive structures on its
inland side.
Uaymil (20.45489N 90.4775W) is
located close to the
ports of
Jaina and Isla Piedras...
- east
along the
north coast were Ah Kin Chel, Cupul, and Chikinchel. Ecab,
Uaymil, and
Chetumal all
bordered on the
Caribbean Sea.
Cochuah was also in the...
- Chunlimón, Edzná, Isla de Jaina, Lagunita, the Petén Basin, Río Bec, Isla
Uaymil, Xculoc, Xpuhil, and Xtampak.
These sites are less
visited than
sites to...
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landlocked province south of Chikinchel. Ecab was a
large province in the east.
Uaymil was in the southeast, and
Chetumal was to the
south of it; all
three bordered...
- Los
Idolos Ihuatzio Ikil (Maya site) Isla de
Jaina Isla de
Piedras Isla
Uaymil Itzamkanac Ixcateopan Ixil
Ixtelha Ixtlan del Rio (archaeological site)...
- Site
Location Photo Uaxactun Petén Department,
Guatemala Uaymil Campeche,
Mexico Ucanal Petén Department,
Guatemala Uci Yucatán,
Mexico Uitzina Yucatán...
- with Sotuta,
Tutul Xiu and Chakán Putún in the west, and with Ekab and
Uaymil in the east,
according to the map made by
Ralph L. Roys. Some authors, like...
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first entrada of 1527–1528
focussed on the
eastern provinces,
including Uaymil and Chetumal. This
campaign did not
result in
Spanish victory, though, requiring...
- Federal) Boquerón de Tonalá Bala'an Ka'ax
Cozumel Manglares de Nichupté
Uaymil Yum
Balam Sierra La
Mojonera Sierra de Álvarez
Meseta de
Cacaxtla Sierra...
