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Satellite image of La Corona

(courtesy of Dr. Sever, NASA)

 

Hieroglyphic staircase. 2, Block 5

(the "2012" block)

Burial 3, Str. 13Q-3, La Corona

Welcome!

 

Welcome to the wesbite for the archaeological project known by its Spanish name Proyecto Regional Arqueológico La Corona (PRALC).

 

PRALC has been conducting multi-disciplinary archaeological research in the tropical rainforest of northern Guatemala since 2008. It has focused its excavations on the Classic Maya city of La Corona, once known only as the mysterious "Site Q."

 

We hope you find this site useful and informative. We are still building it, so please excuse some of our unfinished pages! We will continue to update the site so come back often!

 

 

Contact us:

You may also wish to contact us directly regarding any questions or sugestions you might have. Please follow this link to find out how to reach us.

What's new

 

11am CST, April 17, 2013

 

Diálogo 2013

 

Marcello A. Canuto

The KAANAL Kingdom: The Alliance between La Corona and Calakmul

 

LIVE FEED here

 

 

Repatriation of La Corona panels:

 

Three hieroglphic panels from La Corona have now returned to Guatemala!

 

For more information please click here.

 

 

New File:

PRALC's presentations at the XXVI Simposio de Investigaciones Arqueológicas en Guatemala

 

Latest changes to website:

News & Research have been updated

Media has been created

Links has been created

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2012 was a big year for our project, almost as important as it would have been for the Classic Maya! Our discoveries this year far exceeded our expectations and made us optimistic about the prospect of future research efforts at this site.

 

If you are interested in supporting our work, please feel free to consider a donation to our project.

 

 

Donate online:

Follow this link to donate to M.A.R.I online. Thank you!

 

 

Donate by mail:

Please click here to fill out a donation card and then send it to the address indicated. Thank you!

 

Please feel free to email us or visit our La Corona Archaeological Project Facebook page.