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Vaulted Archway


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Details of Inner (Northwest) Face

Symmetrical inner (northwest) face, showing sculpted thatched buildings over doorways on each side of vaulted archway, the doorways notably narrower at top.
Jan. 2002
Left side of photo at left. At the left corner is a mask over a three-quarter rounded column. Over the doorway a thatched building with lattice pattern on both sides.
Jan. 2002
Close-up of the same prestigious, thatched building, highly sculptural with base, door jambs, corbels, lintel, and unusual, 4 tiered thatched roof.
Jan. 2002
Room-like recession in photos above; stucco remains of a feather-like headress, with blue-green paint remains, presumably for a seated figure, and other red paint remains; stone tenon at back, visible in photo above far-right, presumably supported a seated figure.
Jan. 2001 (flash)
Room-like recession in thatched building at right of vaulted archway; showing stone tenon which presumably supported a seated figure; showing stucco remains of a feather-like headress, with blue-green paint remains, and other red paint remains.
Jan. 2001 (flash)
Lattice stonework at extreme right of this inner (northwest) face; diagonal overlaps suggest derivation from textile work.
Jan. 2001 (flash)
Interior of room in northeast half of Arch, doorway at right.
Jan. 2003 (24mm lens)
Vaulted end of room in northeast half of Arch; interior walls typically more roughly cut than exteriors.
Jan. 2003 (24mm lens)
Interior of room in southwest half of Arch, doorway at right.
Jan. 2003 (24mm lens)
 

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