Caption

Ritual sacrificial knives in flint and obsidian, Mayan archaeological museum, Fort San Jose, Campeche, Mexico

Date

Mar 25, 2023

Credit line

Photo12/ImageBROKER/Ian Murray

Reference

BRK26J36_498

Model release

NA

Property release

No

License type

Rights managed

Available size

48.2Mb (16.1Mb) / 11.6in x 16.1in / 3481 x 4841 (300dpi)

Keywords

deserted castle fortress fortification building architecture archeology exhibition museum building museum knife weapon victim stone Mexico North America South America America tradition find typical traditional offerings historic tourist attraction esotericism mexican culture South American archeological heritage building blade armed ritual sacrifice Latin America gemstone bastion Maya heritage travel photography ancient civilization Yucatan Free and Sovereign State of Campeche Campeche defence work Flint Archaeological Museum San José artefact rugged Finding Healing stone Obsidian Sacrificial knife no one Castelo Fort castle structure archaeology expo rock custom characteristic oblation historical place of interest archaeological stalk gem fort Yucatán Estado Libre y Soberano de Campeche defensive work Flintstone rutted No People Castell construction show Famous Place archeologic semi-precious stone Yucatan Peninsula San Francisco de Campeche defensive fortification craggy nobody display archaeologic precious stone Castel defense facility jagged uninhabited empty castles fortresses fortifications buildings exhibitions museum buildings museums knives weapons victims stones traditions finds tourist attractions cultures heritage buildings blades rituals sacrificing gemstones bastions Mayas heritages ancient civilizations defence works Flints artefacts ragged Healing stones Bastei rocks customs historically places of interest stalks gems forts Flintstones constructions Famous Places semi-precious stones precious stones defences traditionally historical image history image history images sight landmark tourist landmark ritualistic sacrifices mayan tourist spot