Dzibanché’s Eastern Complex
Well, OK -- I have a confession to make. I don't really know what this section of Dzibanché has actually been named. I do know that it's way out on the eastern end of the site, and has recently been...
View ArticlePyramid of the Magician
The first thing you see once you're in the gate at the Maya ruins of Uxmal, Mexico... Continue reading →
View ArticleAt the serpent’s mouth
At the foot of the stairs on the north face of El Castillo, in the Maya ruins of Chichén Itzá, Mexico... Continue reading →
View ArticleEl Castillo
This is the north face of El Castillo (a.k.a., the Temple of Kukulkan) at the ruins of Chichén Itzá in Yucatán, Mexico... Continue reading →
View ArticleBuilding 1
At the Maya ruins of Dzibanché in Quintana Roo, Mexico... Continue reading →
View ArticleSnakes and people
Mosaic details in the Nunnery quadrangle at the ancient Maya ruins of Uxmal in Yucatán, Mexico... Continue reading →
View ArticleCalakmul Structure III
Structure III isn't the largest building at Calakmul, and it was likely never the fanciest, but it's by far the most interesting one there... Continue reading →
View ArticlePalace of the Governors
Likely the best surviving example of Puuc-style architecture, at the ancient Maya ruins of Uxmal, Mexico... Continue reading →
View ArticleTemple of the Cormorants
An angled shot of Building 2 (Temple of the Cormorants) at the ancient Maya ruins of Dzibanché in Quintana Roo, México... Continue reading →
View ArticleOfferings
A few years ago, we were fortunate to be able to visit the Actun Tunichil Muknal (Cave of the Crystal Sepulchre, a.k.a. ATM) cave in Belize... Continue reading →
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