Xculoc, Archaeological site in Puuc region, Campeche, Mexico.
Xculoc is an archaeological site in the Puuc region of Campeche that contains several stone structures built by the ancient Maya during the Classic period. The buildings are spread across the grounds and reveal how the Maya constructed their communities.
Xculoc was settled during the Classic Maya period and developed as part of the larger Puuc cultural region. The settlement shows how Maya communities in this area lived and used their resources over time.
The settlement patterns and architectural elements at Xculoc provide evidence of Maya social structures and community organization through its spatial layout.
The site is reachable by local roads in Campeche and access to the ruins is straightforward. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes and bring protection for the sun and heat of the region.
The site serves as a research center for studying the relationships between land use patterns and community structures in Maya settlements.
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