Xultun

Xultun is an ancient Mayan archaeological site located in Guatemala, dating back to around 800 CE. It was a significant city in the Mayan civilization, known for its impressive architecture, including large pyramids and detailed murals. Xultun is especially famous for its discovery of elaborate painted murals that reveal insights into Mayan astronomy, day-to-day life, and possibly political or religious practices. The site provides valuable understanding of Mayan culture, craftsmanship, and their advanced knowledge of celestial cycles, making it a key location for studying the civilization’s history and achievements.