Two carved facade stones re-used in a wall

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Object Number 58-34-20/34507

Display Title Two carved facade stones re-used in a wall

Descriptions

Subject

Sculpture
Artifact
Architectural Element
Ground Stone

Department Photographic

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

Central America / Mexico / Yucatan / <County> / <City> / Dzibilchaltun

Intrasite About 150cm south of cenote

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Object Number	Title	Geography/Provenience
58-34-20/34508	Carved stone re-used in a wall	Dzibilchaltun
58-34-20/34504	Carved facade stones re-used in colonial church complex	Dzibilchaltun
58-34-20/34505	Carved facade stones re-used in Colonial Church complex	Dzibilchaltun
58-34-20/34503	Carved facade stones re-used in Colonial Church complex	Dzibilchaltun
58-34-20/34506	Carved facade stone re-used in wall of colonial church	Dzibilchaltun
58-34-20/53686	Re-used sculpture in facade of ruined church (at left).	Kayal
58-34-20/34545	Close-up of re-used carved stone rosette	Dzilam
58-34-20/34660	Outside of wall with re-used block in corner, Structure Q-142; East side	Mayapan
58-34-20/34677	Carved facade stones from shallow trench around basal platform, Structure Q214	Mayapan
58-34-20/34685	Six carved facade stones, Structure Q-126	Mayapan
58-34-20/38070	Sculpture fragment re-used in Spanish wall	Kayal
58-34-20/38036	Fragment of hieroglyphic inscription found re-used in wall of convent adjoining	Campeche

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