Copan Museum | Panoramas Menu.

These are links to QuickTimeVR Objects Most new browser software will support QuickTime. If you have the latest QuickTime plug-in you can view a streaming movie while it is loading and see it within your browsers window. Every effort has been made to keep the files small so everyone can enjoy them. Best viewed in millions of colors. More about QuickTime - Configuring Your Browser This page leads to large pages full of media. The page size is in parenthesis after a link. If you don't know about look ahead caching see the tips for faster surfing(4.7K). Bookmark this page first! Reproduction of these copyrighted photographs requires the prior written permission of IHAH, Honduran Institute of Anthropology and History. Info on how Kaidan. equipment can help create virtual reality and panoramas. These links will open new windows for the movies to download. We hope you enjoy these sophisticated digital images. Out of the hundreds of web sites on the Maya, this FLAAR Photo Archive site is probably one of the few which has made the effort to send expeditions to Honduras just to do this professional class of photography. Our goal is to reveal to people worldwide that a visit to Honduras in general and to Copan in particular is worthwhile. All the photography here was done as a donation by FLAAR for the Honduran Institute of Anthropology and History, IHAH.	Skull QuickTime VR Object (535K) Skull from the 7th century A.D., FLAAR Photo Archive, photo by Dr. Hellmuth, courtesy of IHAH,
	Acrobat QuickTime VR Object (849K) Acrobat
	Carved Vase Maya Vase with carvings VR Object (165K)
	Copador style Vase Copador style Vase QuickTime VR Object (735K)

Page updated April 29, 1998, revised March 2, 1999
photography and text by Nicholas Hellmuth; QTVR by James L Robinson