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Corpus of Maya Hieroglyphic Inscriptions Site Codes (Updated Corpus of Maya Hieroglyphic Inscriptions bold =new site code Site Codes (updated Feb 2016) SITE CMHI CODE Location/State Location/Country Other Names or Spellings; notes A Abaj Takalik ABJ Retaluleu Guatemala San Isidro Piedra Parada; Takalik Abaj Abra, El ABR Honduras Honduras Acanceh ACC Yucatan Mexico Acanmul ACN Campeche Mexico Acte ACT Peten Guatemala Actun Chon ATC Peten Guatemala Actun Ch'on Actuncan ATU Cayo Belize Actun Can Actun Chapat ACP Cayo Belize Actun Tunichil Muknal ATM Cayo Belize Actun Tunichil Mucnal Aguacate AGA Peten Guatemala Aguas Calientes AGC Peten Guatemala Aguateca AGT Peten Guatemala Ake AKE Yucatan Mexico Akumal AKM Quintana Roo Mexico Alacranes, Los ALC Campeche Mexico Almuchil AMC Campeche Mexico Altamira ALT Chiapas Mexico Altamira ALM Peten Guatemala Altar de los Reyes ALR Campeche Mexico Altar de Sacrificios ALS Peten Guatemala Altun Ha ALH Belize Belize Alvaro Obregón, see Obregón Tabasco Mexico Obregón Amelia, La AML Tabasco Mexico Amparo, El AMP Peten Guatemala Anayte' ANY Anonal ANL Chiapas Mexico Arroyo de Piedra ARP Peten Guatemala B Bachajón BCH Chiapas Mexico Baking Pot BKP Belize Bakna BKN Campeche Mexico Balakbal BLK Peten Guatemala Balamku BMK Campeche Mexico Balamtun BLT Peten Guatemala Balancan, see Moral, Morales Baúl, El BUL Escuintla Guatemala Becan BCN Campeche Mexico Bejucal BJC Peten Guatemala Bellote BLL Tabasco Mexico Benque Viejo, see Xunantunich Bilbao, see Santa Lucia Cotzumalhuapa Bilimkok BLM Campeche Mexico Blackman Eddy BME Cayo Belize Bolonchén BLN Campeche Mexico Bonampak BPK Chiapas Mexico Buenavista del Cayo BVC Cayo Belize Buenavista C Corpus of Maya Hieroglyphic Inscriptions bold =new site code Site Codes (updated July 2012) Caactun CAA Yucatan Mexico Caballo CAB Cayo Belize Cacabeec, see Kanki KNK KNK; Cacbeec; Cacabeec Cahal Pech CLP Cayo Belize Calakmul CLK Campeche Mexico Camalote Dolores, El CAD Peten Guatemala Campeche CMP Campeche Mexico Canancax CNX Chiapas Mexico Cancuen CNC Candzibaantun CDZ Cansacbe CSB Campeche Mexico Cap'eldzibtunichna CDZ Campeche Mexico Caracol CRC El Cayo Belize Caribe, El CRB Peten Guatemala Cayo, El CAY Chiapas Mexico Cedral, El CDR Peten Guatemala Cedro, El CDO Chiapas Mexico Ceibal, El, see Seibal SBL SBL, Seibal Cenotillo CNT Yucatan Mexico Cerro Natemtzum NTZ Chiapas Mexico Natzenxum; Naxtenxum Chac Balam CBM Belize Chacala CHA Guatemala Chacchoben CHB Yucatan Mexico Chacmultun CHM Chak Ho Be CHH Chakanbakan CBK Quintana Roo Mexico Chakpichí CHK Yucatan Mexcio Chal, El CHL Peten Guatemala Chalchuapa CLC Santa Ana El Salvador Champerico CHP Campeche Mexico Chancalá CCA Chiapas Mexico Chapayal CPL Peten Guatemala Chiapa de Corzo CPC Chiapas Mexico Chicanna CHC Campeche Mexico Chich CHI Yucatan Mexico Chichen Itza CHN Yucatan Mexico Chichmul CMU Yucatan Mexico Chicozapote, El CZP Peten Guatemala Chihuahua CHA Chiapas Mexico Chilib CLB Campeche Mexico Chilonché, El CHT Peten Guatemala Chinaja CNJ Peten Guatemala Chinaha Chinikiha CNK Peten Guatemala Chinkultic CKL Chiapas Mexico Chismito, El CHS Campeche Mexico Chochkitam CKM Peten Guatemala Chocolá CCL Yucatan Mexico Chorro, El CRO Peten Guatemala San Lucas Chucán CHU Campeche Mexico Chunkan Corpus of Maya Hieroglyphic Inscriptions bold =new site code Site Codes (updated July 2012) Chuctiepa CTP Chiapas Mexico Chumucha, see Pusilhá PUS Chuncanob CNB Yucatan Mexico Chunhuitz CNZ Peten Guatemala Cival CVL Peten Guatemala Coba COB Quintana Roo Mexico Cobanerita CVG Peten Guatemala Cueva de Galón; Cueva de las Pinturas Collections COL Colonia La Esperanza, see La Esperanza Comalcalco CML Tabasco Mexico Comitan, see Sacchana Chiapas Mexico Consacbe CSB Copan CPN Copan Honduras Corona, La CRN Peten Guatemala Corosal MAN Peten Guatemala Manantial Corozal CRZ Belize Corozalito COR Campeche Mexico Cotzumalhuapa, Santa Lucia CTZ Escuintla Guatemala Cotzumalhuapa; Bilbao Cozumel COZ Quintana Roo Mexico Cruz Tun CRT Chiapas Mexico Cuello CLO Belize Cueva de Jolja, see Jolja Cumpich CPH Campeche Mexico Cuychen CUY Cayo Belize D Delicias, Las DLC Chiapas Mexico Dos Caobas DCB Chiapas Mexico Dos Pilas DPL Peten Guatemala Dos Pozos Duende, El DPL Peten Guatemala Part of Dos Pilas Dzecilná DZC Campeche Mexico Dezekliná Dzehkabtun DZK Campeche Mexico Dzibilchaltun DBC Yucatan Mexico Dzibilnocac DBN Campeche Mexico Iturbide Dzilam DZL Yucatan Mexico Dzilam Gonzales Dzitbalche DZT Yucatan Mexico Dzotchen DZO Campeche Mexico Tzocchen Dzula DZU E Edzna EDZ Campeche Mexico Etzna Ek Balam EKB Yucatan Mexico Emilio Zapata EML Tabasco Mexico Encanto, El (Chiapas), see Finca Encanto Chiapas Mexico Encanto, El (Peten) ENC Peten Guatemala Esperanza, La ESP Chiapas Mexico Esquipulas ESQ Chiquimula Guatemala Excavado, El EXC Peten Guatemala F Finca Encanto FNC Chiapas Mexico Flores FLS Peten Guatemala Corpus of Maya Hieroglyphic Inscriptions bold =new site code Site Codes (updated July 2012) Florida, La FLD Peten Guatemala Ocultun Florida, La FLH Copan Honduras Fortuna, La FOR Costa Rica G Gallinero, El GLL Campeche Mexico Golonton GLN Chiapas Mexico Yaletsemen Guaquitepec GQT Chiapas Mexico Guaymil, see Uaymil Guija GUJ Jutiapa Guillén GUL H Halakal HLK Yucatan Mexico Halal HLL Yucatan Mexico Haltunchon HLT Campeche Mexico Hatzcab Ceel, see Mountain Cow MCW Cayo Belize MCW, Mountain Cow; Tzimin Kaax; Tzimin Tunich Hecelchakan HEC Yucatan Mexico Higos, Los HIG Copan Honduras Hobomo HBM Campeche Mexico Xobomo Hochob HCH Campeche Mexico Hokeb Ha Cave HKH Toledo Belize Blue Creek Cave; Holactun, see Xcalumkin XML Campeche Mexico Holmul HLM Peten Guatemala Honradez, La HRZ Peten Guatemala Hormiguero HRM Campeche Mexico Hortaliza, La HOR Peten Guatemala Hotzuc HTZ Yucatan Mexico Hacienda Hotzuc Huacutal HUA Peten Guatemala Huntichmul HNT Yucatan Mexico Huntichmul I I Ichmac ICC Campeche Mexico Ichmul ICL Yucatan Mexico Kumche Ichpaatun ICP Quintana Roo Mexico Idzteil IDZ Yucatan Mexico Iki, see Ikil IKL Yucatan Mexico Ikil IKL Yucatan Mexico Iki Isla de Cilvituc IDC Campeche Mexico Isla de Piedras IDP Campeche Mexico Itsimte-Sacluk ITS Peten Guatemala Sakluk; Itzimte-Sacluc Iturbide, see Dzibilnocac DBN Campeche Mexico Dzibilnocac Itzan ITN Peten Guatemala Itzdeil IDZ Yucatan Mexico Itzimte-Bolonchen ITB Campeche Mexico Ixkun IXK Peten Guatemala Ixlu IXL Peten Guatemala Ixtelha IXH Chiapas Mexico Joloniel; Cueva de Jolja; Jolja Ixtinto IXN Peten Guatemala Ixtonton IXT Peten Guatemala Ixtutz IXZ Peten Guatemala Izapa IZP Chiapas Mexico Corpus of Maya Hieroglyphic Inscriptions bold =new site code Site Codes (updated July 2012) J Jaina JAI Campeche Mexico Jimbal JMB Peten Guatemala Jobo, El JOB Joloniel JOL Chiapas Mexico Jolja; Ixtelha; Ixtejl; Cueva de Jolja Jonuta JNT Tabasco Mexico Joyanca, La JOY Peten Guatemala Juleque, El JUL Peten Guatemala K Kabah KAB Yucatan Mexico Kaminaljuyu KJU Cuidada de Guatemala Guatemala Kana KNA Quintana Roo Mexico Kancabdzonot KCB Yucatan Mexico Kanki KNK Campeche Mexico Cacabbeec Kaxuinic KAX Belize Kaxil Uinic Kayal KYL Campeche Mexico Kendal KEN Stann Creek Belize Kichpanha KIP Orange Walk Belize Kinal KNL Peten Guatemala Kinel, El KIN Peten Guatemala Kiuic KUC Yucatan Mexico Kewick, Kiwick Kom KOM Yucatan Mexico Kumche, see Ichmul Kuna, see Lacanha LAC Chiapas Mexico Kupaloma Naax KPN Yucatan Mexico Kutxub KUX Yucatan Mexico Kutza KUT Campeche Mexico L Labna LAB Yucatan Mexico Lacanha LAC Chiapas Mexico Lacanhá Kuná Laguna Perdida LGP Peten Guatemala Laguneta Bolon LGB Lagunita, La LAG Campeche Mexico Lagunita Lamanai LMN Orange Walk Belize Lashtunich LTI Peten Guatemala Laxtunich Loltun LOL Yucatan Mexico López Mateos LPM Chiapas Mexico Losayab, see Nohsayab Lubaantun LBT Campeche Mexico M Machaquila MQL Peten Guatemala Mameyal, El MYL Campeche Mexico Managua MNG Campeche Mexico Manantial, El MAN Peten Guatemala Corosal Mar, La MAR Chiapas Mexico Mario Ancona MNC Quintana Roo Mexico Maxcanú MXC Yucatan Mexico Mayapan MPN Yucatan Mexico Meco, El MEC Quintana Roo Mexico Corpus of Maya Hieroglyphic Inscriptions bold =new site code Site Codes (updated July 2012) Metate con Glifos MCG Yucatan Mexico Milpa, La MLP Orange Walk Belize Mirador, El MRD Peten Guatemala Miraflores MRF Chiapas Mexico Mojarra, La MOJ Veracruz Mexico Montura, La MTR Peten Guatemala Mopila MPL Yucatan Mexico Moral MRL Tabasco Mexico Morales; Balancan Motul de San José MTL Peten Guatemala Mountain Cow MCW Cayo Belize Hatzcap Ceel; Tzimin Kaax; Tzimin Tunich Moxviquil MOX Chiapas Mexico Mucaancah MUC Campeche Mexico Mucaan Ceh; Mulchic MLC Yucatan Mexico Mulencacau MUL Yucatan Mexico Muluch Tsekal MLS Yucatan Mexico Muluch Seca; San Francisco; Muluchtzekel Muñeca, La MCA Campeche Mexico N Na Rey NRY Naachtun NCT Peten Guatemala Nadzcaan NDZ Campeche Mexico Najtunich NTN Peten Guatemala Nak Balum Winik, (see Lacanha) Nakaskat NKS Campeche/Yucatan Mexico Nakbe NKB Peten Guatemala Nakum NKM Peten Guatemala Naranjo NAR Peten Guatemala Natzentzun NTZ Chiapas Mexico Cerro Natemtzum; Naxtenxum Naya, La NAY Peten Guatemala Nebaj NBJ Alta Verapaz Mexico Nicoya NIC Costa Rica Nimli Punit NMP Toledo Belize Nim li Punit Nohcacab II NCC Campeche Mexico Nohmul NHM Orange Walk Belize Nohoch Mul (see Coba) Nohpat NPT Yucatan Mexico Nohsayab NSY Campeche Mexico Losayab Nuevo Veracruz NVC Campeche Mexico O Obregón OBR Tabasco Mexico Alvaro Obregón Ojo de Agua (Campeche) OJO Campeche Mexico Ojo de Agua (Chiapas) OAG Chiapas Mexico Okop OKP Quintana Roo Mexico Yo'okop Oxkintok OXK Yucatan Mexico Oxlahuntun OXL Chiapas Mexico Oxpemul OXP Campeche Mexico P Pabellón, El PAB Chiapas Mexico Pacaya PYA Escuintla Guatemala??
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