The Mayan Civilization: Science, Astronomy, and Mysterious Collapse — Fexingo History

The Maya City of Kabah: Architecture of the Puuc Region

July 11 · 6 min · Season 3 · Episode 148 · 3.6 MB
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In this episode of Fexingo History, Lucas and Luna explore Kabah, a major Maya city in the Puuc region of Yucatán. Known for its unique architectural style, Kabah is home to the stunning Palace of the Masks (Codz Poop), whose facade is covered in hundreds of stone masks of the rain god Chaak. They discuss the site's history, its connection to Uxmal via a sacbe, and the meaning behind its intricate decoration. Learn about the Puuc architectural style, the reign of Lord Chac, and the political dynamics between Kabah and neighboring cities. The episode also touches on the decline of Kabah in the Terminal Classic period and its rediscovery by explorers in the 19th century. A conversation rich in archaeological detail and cultural context.

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