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1895. Detail from panoramic print of Uxmal; suggesting that ends of Pyramid
were partly flat instead of rounded.
Scanned from W.H. Holmes, Archaeological Studies among
the Ancient Cities of Mexico, 1895; closely based on Holmes’s 1894-1895 on-site
drawing. |
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Pre-1974 photograph, showing Pyramid
after clearing and restoration of west staircase but not masks beside.
Scanned from slide taken of photograph; reproduced Courtesy of The Library Photographic Collection, American Museum of Natural History. |
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2001. Upper portions of Pyramid as reconstructed and restored (cf. images at left).
Jan. 2001 |
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1017. Early photographs of upper and lower portions of Pyramid.
Scanned from Eduard Seler “Die Ruinen von Uxmal,” 1917; photographs by Caecilie Seler. |
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Looking from the Nunnery Annex; showing
unusual trilobe corner.
Jan. 2003 (24mm lens) |
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Altar with central
column in Quadrangle of the Birds, in front of west staircase of Pyramid.
Jan. 2003 (24mm lens) |
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1895. Vertical cross-section drawing
published 1895, showing Temple III at left, IV small room
at center, and V at top (page is here reversed to correspond
to drawing and photo at right).
Scanned from W.H. Holmes, Archaeological Studies among
the Ancient Cities of Mexico, 1895; closely based on Holmes’s 1894-1895 on-site
drawing. |
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Vertical cross-section drawing
on INAH plaque; showing Temple V at top; Temple IV at mid-level
left; Temple III at mid-level center; Temple II at mid-level
right; Temple I at bottom left, largely covered by construction
for later temples.
Jan. 2002 |
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Profile of south end, showing both
grand staircases, the left (west) staircase steeper; also
showing passage behind Temple IV (cf. drawings on INAH plaque
at left).
Jan. 2003 |
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