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Edzna Campeche Photo Album
Community Maya: The Mayan People

The site was developed over the
Great & Little Acropolis. Plus the
structure; The Platform of the
Knives, named after many flint
blades  where found at the site.

The Palace or Building of Five
Stories dominates the site, which
overlooks the Main Plaza and
NoHoch-Na in the distance.

The main plaza is divided by two
sacbe (white roads), which is
located the Ballcourt (Pok to Pok)
to the South.

Edzna was mainly an agrricultural
site with many canals and
irrigation channels providing water
for thousands of settlers. The
earliest form of reservoir can be
found around the site of Edzna.

Edzna is also surrounded by a
large moat, obviously for defensive
purposes, which at its height must
within its surroundings  
An Original Stele at Edzna Campeche
View Across to the Puuc Patio at Edzna Campeche
View of the House of the Moon from The Building of the Five Stories
Central View of the Great Acropolis with NoHoh-Na in the background
View to the Puuc Patio from top of the Five Story Building at Edzna
The Original Roofcomb of Mayan Architecture at Edzna Campeche
View from The House of the Moon to the House of the Five Stories
View of The Ballcourt from the Great Acropolis
Ball Court (South West Side) Edzna Campeche
Ball Court (South East Side) Edzna Campeche
Ground View of the Great Acropolis Edzna Campeche
Ground View to the Steps into the Great Acropolis
Stone Representing A Serpents Head (Side View)
Stone Representing Serpents Head ( Frontal View)
House of the Moon at Edzna Campeche
View Across the Great Acropolis at Edzna Campeche
The Great Acropolis at Edzna Campeche
Ground View of the Puuc Patio in the Background Edzna Campeche
Inner Chamber with Internal Doorway at Edzna Campeche
Stucco including the Original Paintings on the East Side of the Palace
Close up View of the Original Stucco Painting East side of the Palace