Maya Corpus

The entire Classic Maya hieroglyphic corpus in your pocket.

Maya Corpus puts over 200,000 glyph blocks from thousands of inscribed monuments, ceramics, and objects at your fingertips — with lightning-fast search, advanced filtering, and full offline
access. Whether you're in a university library or deep in the Petén jungle, every inscription is one tap away.

INSTANT SEARCH
Find any glyph block in milliseconds. Search by logosyllabic reading, Maya transcription, English translation, grapheme code, or semantic category — verbs, theonyms, toponyms, titles, and more.

POWERFUL FILTERS
Narrow results by site of origin, region, material, object class, date range, surface, and dozens of other fields. Stack multiple filters to build precise queries no other tool can match.

DETAILED GLYPH CARDS
Every block comes with its full reading, grapheme breakdown, dating (Long Count, Tzolkin, Haab, and Gregorian), provenance, object info, museum location, and high-resolution photographs and
drawings.

SIGN CATALOG
Tap any graph code to instantly pull up the catalog entry — with reference image, logographic and syllabic values, Thompson number, and word class.

EXPLORE BY OBJECT
Browse complete inscriptions with all glyph blocks grouped together, object images, and bibliographic citations.

INTERACTIVE MAP
Visualize sites across the Maya world. See inscription volume by location, filter geographically, and jump straight to any site's data.

TIMELINE
Chart the temporal and geographic distribution of the entire corpus across centuries of Maya civilization.

WORKS OFFLINE
Install the app, download the sites you need over WiFi, and take the full database into the field. No signal required.

SÁASTUN — YOUR GLYPH ASSISTANT
Ask a question in plain language and get an answer grounded in the corpus itself. Sáastun reads inscriptions, explains what individual signs mean, and always points you back to the source records — so you can check the evidence, not just take its word.

Built for epigraphers, archaeologists, linguists, students, and anyone fascinated by ancient Maya writing.