Stepped terrace with patterned upper level; assembled fallen facade pieces in front. Nov. 1999

Details of fallen facade pieces in photo at left. Jan. 2001

Combined mosaic eyebrow and cheek pieces from fallen mask. Nov. 1999

Six photos of a head from one of monumental warrior figures, originally on upper facade of back of Codz Poop, a so-called "King of Kabah", now in the Museo de Antropología e Historia de Yucatán, Mérida. Jan. 2003

Raised scarification on the proper left side of his head (cf. similar scarification on figures in upper doorjambs on page 3). Jan. 2002

Headdress or helmet, with human face emerging from an open turtle's mouth. Jan. 2002

Frontal view, showing that scarification is only on his proper left side, eyes presumably held shell or obsidian inlays. Jan. 2002

Head found near Codz Poop, groomed mustache, eyes presumably held shell or obsidian inlays. Jan. 2002

Profile view, showing straight hair on his right side, aquiline nose with piercing for nose-plug, and that the human face emerging from turtle's mouth shows Maya cranial deformation. Jan. 2003