Asked by Waleed Farghal on Sep 27, 2024

Which of the following describes Temple I at Tikal (Temple of the Giant Jaguar) ?

A) It is almost 150 feet below sea level.
B) It is an example of Aztec workmanship.
C) The tomb of a ruler is located beneath it.
D) It is made of cement.

Temple I

Often refers to a specific, noteworthy temple within a larger archaeological or historical context; the designation "I" suggests it may be a primary or significant structure.

Tikal

is an ancient Mayan city-state located in modern-day Guatemala, known for its extensive ruins, including temples, palaces, and pyramids.

Giant Jaguar

A symbolic or mythological creature in various cultures, often represented as a large, powerful, and majestic feline, embodying strength and stealth.

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