Temple I, Tikal (Guatemala) - 3D View (3D Image)

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by albertcamps93
published on 29 October 2018

Tikal (Guatemala) by albertcamps93 on Sketchfab

Temple I, Tikal, Gautemala. The temple was used as the tomb of Maya ruler Jasaw Chan K'awiil (r. 682-734 CE). The structure is 50 metres high and the steps climbing to the top are set at an angle of over 70 degrees.

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