Holmul is a major Maya archaeological site in the Peten region of Guatemala, continuously occupied from 800 BC to 900 AD [1] [2]. First scientifically excavated by R.E. Merwin in 1911, it produced the first ceramic sequence in the Maya Lowlands [1]. Murals at nearby La Sufricaya reference Teotihuacan contact and the arrival of Sihyah K'ahk' at Tikal in 378 AD [3] [4] [5]. The site was strategically important to both the Tikal and Kaanul dynasties during the Classic period [2] [4].
Holmul

Also known as: Холмул, Хольмуль, ホルムル, 霍尔穆尔, 霍爾穆爾
| Type | City/town/settlement |
|---|---|
| Period | 1500 - 500 BC |
| Country | Guatemala |
| Coordinates | 17.3119° N, 89.2731° W |
Guatemala