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Jade (geologically jadeite) is the most fascinating aspect of pre-Columbian Maya art of Guatemala, Belize, Mexico, and Honduras.

 

Jade Carving

 

 

This gateway leads you to sources of more facts and artifacts on jade, tombs, and treasure.

Learn about Jade at Copan

Jade and cinnabar

Tomb of the Jade Jaguar at Tikal

We hope you like the quality of the photographs on this page. It sure helps to have the proper photographic equipment.

If you would like to learn how to take photographs like this, of actual Maya art and artifacts, we have training programs at the Maya sites and in the museums.

If you have seen this actual jade recently, be sure to notify the Honduras IHAH because I believe this may have been the beautiful jade which was stolen while on exhibit
in Mexico City.

 

 

 

 

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Popol Vuh Museum, UFM

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