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Front of main (south) facade, showing surviving south-west room, with its central doors front and back.
photo Jan. 2001 |
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Front facade of roofcomb, showing narrow openings and projecting tenons, which held stucco figures, remains of which have been found in the debris.
photo Jan. 2001 |
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1995. "Sayil, Structure 3B2: north facade (restored)" (appears to be the south facade).
Scanned from George F. Andrews, Pyramids and Palace, Monsters and Masks; Vol. 1, Architecture of the Puuc Regions and the Northern Plains Area, 1995, p.32. Reproduced with permission of Labyrinthos, publishers. |
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Main (south) facade (facing left in this photo); front of roofcomb with protruding tenons for stucco figures.
photo Jan. 2001 |
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Looking up to east end of roofcomb in profile (foreshortened because photographed from below); showing narrow depth and miraculous survival.
photo Jan. 2001 |
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Detail of official INAH plaque; vertical cross section (in this drawing, the front, south, facade faces right).
photo Jan. 2001 |
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1930. Back (north) side, showing roofcomb over medial wall.
Photograph by Dan Leyrer as member of the Blom/Tulane expedition, 1930. Scanned from 35mm slide of the original photograph (M.31.7.59). Reproduced with permission of the Middle American Research Institute (MARI), Tulane University. |
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2002. Same as 1930 photo at left; the back room (toward the camera) has collapsed except for a bit of end wall; roofcomb stands on wall between front and back rooms.
photo Jan. 2002 |
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Detail of INAH plaque with description in English.
photo Jan. 2001 |
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