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Maya Epigraphy · External Resource
Maya Corpus Project Map
mayacorpus.org/map

An interactive mapping interface for the Maya Corpus Project, maintained by Benjamin Rosell. Plots corpus sites, monument counts, and epigraphic records across the Maya area — the most comprehensive georeferenced database of Maya inscriptions currently available online. Embedding is restricted by the site's security policy; open directly in a new tab.

CoverageClassic & Postclassic Maya area
DataMonuments, texts, site records
AccessFree, no account required
Open Maya Corpus Map ↗
Used with permission from Benjamin Rosell · mayacorpus.org
Maya Dynasties of the Classic Period
250 CE – 900 CE · Dynastic succession & inter-polity relations
Chart: AncientVine / Reddit · CC BY-SA
Tikal Calakmul Palenque Tonina Yaxchilán Piedras Negras Copán Naranjo Quiriguá Dos Pilas
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Maya Dynasties of the Classic Period (250–900 CE) — succession chart showing dynastic lines for Tikal, Calakmul, Palenque, Yaxchilán, Copán, Naranjo, Quiriguá, Piedras Negras, Tonina, Dos Pilas and more, with intermarriage and political ties.
Tikal / Petén core
Calakmul (Snake Kingdom)
Palenque / Tonina
Yaxchilán / Piedras Negras
Copán / Quiriguá
Secondary / satellite polities
Marriage alliance
Succession / descent
Source: AncientVine via r/ancienthistory · compiled from Simon Martin & Nikolai Grube, Chronicle of the Maya Kings and Queens Click site pills above to explore inscriptions ↑
Maya Archaeology · External Resource
MayaMap.org
mayamap.org

MayaMap is a Harvard-affiliated geographic database of ancient Maya sites compiled by Walter R. T. Witschey and Clifford T. Brown. It documents over 6,000 ancient Maya settlements with location data, site classifications, and bibliographic references — one of the most comprehensive spatial datasets of the Maya area in existence. The site restricts iframe embedding; open it directly for the full interactive experience.

Sites6,000+ ancient settlements
AuthorsWitschey & Brown
AffiliationHarvard / FAMSI
Open MayaMap.org ↗
Witschey, W. R. T. & Brown, C. T. · Electronic Atlas of Ancient Maya Sites
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Select a site from the panel to explore its inscriptions and image archive.