Image: Chunchucmil-reconstruction-2

Description: Digital reconstruction of the "Pich" quadrangle at the ancient Maya site of Chunchucmil, Yucatán, Mexico using archeological survey maps. Note the central platform and temple-pyramid of the main quadrangle; its associated sacbe (extending from the bottom-right); the stone walls (or "albarradas") enclosing each architectural group; and the pathways (or "callejuelas") for foot traffic between groups. These features are all described in the Chunchucmil Wikipedia article.
Title: Chunchucmil-reconstruction-2
Credit: Image was created using the "Unreal Runtime" 3D engine.
Author: David R. Hixson
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