ed by balustrades. The main stairway ascends directly from the plaza, those on either side are perpendicular to the main stairway. The balustrade of each stairway terminates at the top in a vertical panel. The temple facade is in good condition although the roof of the temple is missing. The range structures are unequal in size and each contains a single long room atop a low platform. The facade of each of these rooms once possessed a row of columns although only stumps remain in situ. This temple-palace is K'iche' in style and has been identified with the Nija'ib' lineage of the K'iche', being very similar to the Temple of Awilix at Q'umarkaj. A tomb was excavated in Structure 4, it consisted of a complete skeleton with associated offerings that included two tripod earthenware bowls, one with duck effigies, a tripod incense burner, a flint knife, nine obsidian knives, five jade beads and some fragments of gold.

Structure 6 is a temple on the northeast side of Plaza 1. It rises in stepped sections topped by a summit shrine and was accessed via a stairway from the plaza that divided in two near the summit. Only the lower sections of the walls and columns of the shrine remain.

Structure 9 is a large mound on the northwest side of Plaza 1. The last phase of construction shows evidence of the interruption of construction by the Spanish Conquest. Terraces were absent on three sides of the structure with only the lowest level having been built on the fourth. Early Classic ceramic caches were discovered under Structure 9.

Structure 10 borders the northeast side of Plaza 4 and is unrestored although some original stonework is evident. It is a very long building accessed via three stairways ascending from the plaza. The structure has been investigated by archaeologists and was found to have multiple doorways opening into a single long room.

Structures 11 and 12 are small platforms in the middle of Plaza 1. They have both been restored.

Structure 13 is on the southwest side of Plaza 1, dividing that Plaza from Plaza 2. It was accessed via a double stairway ascending from Plaza 1. This double stairway gave access to the first level of the temple structure only; from there, a wide single stairway continued to the summit shrine. Only the lower sections of the walls and columns of the temple superstructure remain. The earliest phase of construction dates
ed by balustrades. The main stairway ascends immediately from the plaza, those on either slope are perpendicular to the main stairway. The bannister of each stairway terminates at the acme in a vertical jury. The temple facade is in good circumstance although the ceiling of the temple is missing. The stove structures are unequal in size and each contains a individual long room atop a low platform. The facade of each of these rooms once possessed a quarrel of columns although only stumps persist in situ. This temple - palace is K'iche' in style and has been identified with the Nija'ib' descent of the K'iche', being very similar to the Temple of Awilix at Q'umarkaj. A tomb was excavated in Structure 4, it consisted of a complete skeletal system with associated offerings that included two tripod earthenware bowls, one with duck effigies, a tripod incense burner, a flint knife, nine obsidian tongue, five jade beads and some fragments of gold. 

 Structure 6 is a temple on the northeast side of Plaza 1. It rises in stepped section topped by a summit shrine and was access via a stairway from the plaza that separate in two near the summit. Only the lower section of the walls and columns of the shrine remain. 

 Structure 9 is a big mound on the northwest side of Plaza 1. The last phase of construction shows evidence of the pause of construction by the Spanish Conquest. Terraces were absent on three sides of the social organization with only the low degree having been built on the fourth. Early Classic ceramic caches were discovered under Structure 9. 

 Structure 10 borders the northeast side of Plaza 4 and is unrestored although some original stonework is apparent. It is a very long building accessed via three stairways ascend from the plaza. The structure has been investigate by archaeologists and was found to suffer multiple doorways possibility into a single retentive room. 

 Structures 11 and 12 are humble platforms in the middle of Plaza 1. They have both been repair. 

 Structure 13 is on the southwesterly side of Plaza 1, dividing that Plaza from Plaza 2. It was accessed via a bivalent stairway ascending from Plaza 1. This double stairway gave access to the beginning degree of the temple structure entirely; from there, a wide single stairway continue to the summit shrine. Only the lower sections of the walls and columns of the temple superstructure remain. The earliest phase of construction dates
ed hy balustrades. The main rtairway ascends direcvly froj the plxza, those on either side are pwrpeneicular to the main stxirway. Thv balustrqde id each stamdway teviinafcs at vhe top in a vettical panel. The temple fawaae is in good condition although the woof of tje temple is myssimd. Ths range structures are unequal in aize anv each contains a single long room atop a low platform. The facafe of each if trwse rooms onze possesstd a row of dolumns although only stumps reoain nn situ. Thiw remone-palace is K'ichv' in style and has bean idenyified with thc Nije'ib' oineage of the K'iche', ueing very similar tj the Tem[lz of Awilix at Q'umarkqj. A tokb wds ebxavxtes mn Atructkre 4, it consiated of a cimplete skeleton wiuh wwsociated offsrings trat included two tripod earthenware bowns, kne with duck effigies, q tripod incense burngr, a flint knife, nine obsidian knives, five jade beads and smme fcaemeubf if gold.

Structure 6 is a temple on the northeast fjdt on Plaza 1. It risef in steppec devjions topped bi a summit shrine and was acfessed dia a stairway frok the plaza that divided in two near thv sunmit. Only the lowex sections oy the ealls and columns of the shrnne rejain.

Structuge 9 is a mxrge mound on thd nprdhwest side of Plaza 1. The jast phasx of eonstrucgion shows evidence lf thc interruption of clnstroction by the Spwnish Conquest. Terraces were absent on three xiges of the ftrucbure with only ehe lowest levgl having been built on nhe fourti. Early Clasfic ceramic cdfhes were divcovered undwr Srructurd 9.

Structure 10 botders the northeast side of Plaza 4 anv is hnrestored althiugy some original stunerogk ms evygent. It is a verh lumg buklding accewred fia three stairways dscehding from the plaaa. The strocture haf been investogated by archaeollgistv aid was foond to have multiple doorways olening inho w single lond roim.

Structures 11 and 12 are small platforms in the middlx of Plaza 1. They have bith been restored.

Sttucuure 13 is on tie souehwest sige of Plaza 1, dividint that Plaza from Plaza 2. It was accesssd via a dokble stairway ascending from Plaza 1. This double stairway gave access to tye first level of fhe yemplv scrueture ogly; hrum there, a wide xingle stairway continued to thx summit svrnne. Only the lower sections og ghe walls and columns of the temple shperstruvture remain. The earliest phase of construction dates
ed by balustrades. The main stairway ascends the those on side are perpendicular balustrade each stairway terminates the top in vertical panel. The temple facade is good condition although the roof of the temple is missing. The range structures unequal in size and each contains a single long room atop a low The of of rooms once possessed a row of columns although only stumps remain in situ. This temple-palace is in style and has been identified with the lineage of the K'iche', very similar to the Temple Awilix Q'umarkaj. A was in 4, it consisted a complete skeleton with associated offerings that included two tripod earthenware bowls, one with duck effigies, a incense burner, knife, nine knives, jade and some fragments Structure 6 is a temple on of Plaza 1. It rises in stepped sections by a shrine and was accessed via a from the plaza that divided in two near summit. Only the lower sections of the walls and columns of the shrine remain. Structure a large mound on northwest side of 1. last of shows evidence the interruption of construction by the Spanish Conquest. Terraces were absent three sides of the structure with only the lowest level built the fourth. Early ceramic caches were discovered Structure Structure 10 borders the of 4 although original is evident. It is very long building accessed via stairways ascending from the investigated by archaeologists and was found to have doorways opening into a single long room. 11 and 12 are small platforms in the middle of Plaza 1. have both Structure 13 is on the southwest side of 1, dividing that Plaza Plaza 2. It was accessed via a double stairway from 1. This stairway gave access the first level the temple structure there, a single continued shrine. Only the lower sections of walls columns of the temple superstructure The of construction dates
ed by balustrades. The main staIrway ascenDs dirEctLy fRoM the PlazA, those on either SIde aRe perpendicular to the maIn staIrWAy. ThE BaLustrAde of eaCH sTAIrwAy TeRmiNaTEs At the Top In a vertIcal panel. THe tEmPle facade is iN GoOd conditioN alThough the rooF of The temPlE is MIssinG. ThE rangE strucTUres arE unequal iN sIZe and eACh contaINS a SingLe long room atop a loW PlATform. The facade Of each Of THeSE RooMs oNce possessEd A row oF Columns ALtHOUGh oNLy stumps remaiN in situ. This TEmpLe-palaCe Is K'IChe' in sTyle aNd HAs bEen identifiEd wiTh the Nija'Ib' lineAGe of the k'Iche', beiNg very SimIlaR to tHE TEmPle Of aWilIX aT Q'uMArkAj. A tomb wAs ExCavatEd in sTRUCturE 4, it ConsIsted Of a complete skEleTon wITh aSsociAted oFferInGs thaT incluDed twO tRipod earthenwarE bowLs, one with DucK eFfiGiEs, a trIPod incEnsE buRner, a flInt knifE, NinE oBSIDiAn knives, five jade beAdS ANd Some fragMents oF GoLd.

sTructure 6 Is A teMple ON The noRtheASt Side of PlAza 1. It rISeS iN steppeD sEctionS tOppEd bY a sumMIt shRine anD was acceSsed vIA a stairway from THe plaza that diVIdED In TWo neAr tHe summit. OnlY the LOwer SectIOnS of THe walLs and CoLUmNS of the shrine remain.

STrUcture 9 Is a laRge mound on the Northwest sIDE Of Plaza 1. THe laST pHAse of constructIon shOws evidencE Of the intErrupTion of coNstructioN BY the SpanIsh conQueSt. TERRaCes were absent ON ThreE sIdes of tHe sTructurE wiTh oNly The LoWest level Having beEn BuIlT oN thE fourTH. Early ClAsSic CeRamIc cacHEs were DiscoVereD uNdER StRucture 9.

sTrUCTure 10 BoRdErs tHe nOrTheasT sidE Of PLaza 4 and Is unrestoRed ALthoUgH sOme origInal stonework Is Evident. It iS a VerY long bUILding accEssed via three stairways aSCending FroM the pLaza. the structUre Has beeN inVEstigaTed by aRchaeOlOgiSTS and wAS FoUnd To Have multipLE DooRways OpEninG into a sIngle long room.

StrucTUreS 11 and 12 are small pLatFormS IN tHe mIDdLE of plAZa 1. THEY have both been reStored.

StruCtURe 13 Is on the souTHweSt Side of PLaza 1, divIding THat PlazA from PlazA 2. It was accEsSed vIA A doUble stairwAy ascendIng from PlAZa 1. ThiS DoUble sTaiRway gaVe AccEss to The firST leVel of The temPlE strucTure oNlY; from theRe, a wide single stairway coNtinueD to thE suMmit shrinE. OnLY thE lower secTionS of the wallS anD coLumns Of tHE tempLe suPErStrUCture RemaIN. The earliESt PhaSE Of ConstructioN DATes
ed by balustrades. The mai n stairway  asce nds  di re ctly  fro m the plaza, t h oseon either side are per pendi cu l ar t o  t he ma in stai r wa y .  Th eba lus tr a de  of e ach  stairw ay termina tes  a t the top in avertical p ane l. The templ e f acadeis  in goodcon ditio n alth o ugh th e roof of  t h e temp l e is mi s s in g. T he range structur e sa re unequal insize a nd ea c h  co nta ins a sing le  long room at o pa l owp latform. Thefacade of e a chof the se  ro o ms onc e pos se s sed  a row of c olum ns althou gh onl y  stumps remainin sit u.Thi s te m pl e- pal ac e  is K' ich e ' i n stylean dhas b eeni d e n tifi edwith  theNija'ib' line age  oft heK'ich e', b eing  v ery s imilar  to t he  Temple of Awil ix a t Q'umark aj.  A  to mb  wase xcavat edinStructu re 4, i t  co ns i s t ed  of a complete ske le t o nwith ass ociate d  o ff e rings th at  in clud e d  twotrip o dearthenw are bo w ls ,one wit hduck e ff igi es,  a tr i podincens e burner , a f l int knife, nin e  obsidian kni v es , fi v e ja debeads and s omef ragm ents of  go l d.

S truct ur e  6 is a temple on theno rtheas t sid e of Plaza 1.  It risesi n steppedsect i on s  topped by a s ummit  shrine an d  was acc essed  via a s tairway f r o m the pl aza  th atdiv i d ed  in two neart h e su mm it. Onl y t he lowe r s ect ion s o fthe walls  and col um ns  o fthe  shri n e remain .
St ru ctu re 9i s a la rge m ound  o nt henorthwe s ts i de o fPl aza1.Th e las t ph a seof cons tructionsho w s ev id en ce of t he interrupti on  of constr uc tio n by t h e  Spanish  Conquest. Terraces wer e  absent  on  thre e si des of th e s tructu rew ith on ly the  lowe st  le v e l hav i n gbee nbuilt on t h e  fo urth.  E arly  Classi c ceramic caches w e rediscovered un der  Str u c tu re9 .Str uc t ure 1 0 borders the n ortheast s id e  o f Plaza 4a ndis  unrest ored al thoug h  some o riginal s toneworkis  evi d e nt.  It is a v ery long  building acces s ed  viathr ee sta ir way s asc ending fro m the  plaza .The st ructu re  has bee n investigated by archa eologi sts a ndwas found  to hav e multipl e do orways ope nin g i nto a  si n gle l ongr oo m.Struc ture s  11 and 1 2  a res m al l platforms i n  th e mid dle of Pla za 1 . They have bothb een restored.
Str u c tur e 1 3  ison  the southwest  si de o f Plaza1,  dividing t hat Plaz af rom P laza 2 . It w as acce s s ed via adoub lestairwayasc en d ing fro mPl a za 1.This  d oublestairw a y ga v e  access to the f irstl e vel o f  th e tem pl e struc t ureonly; from  there, a w ide si ngle  stai rway co nt inuedtoth e summit s h rine. Onl y the  lowerse ctio nsof the  wal l s  andcolu mn s o f the tem p l es up er s tru ctur e rem ai n. T he earlie s t phaseofc onstruc ti ond a tes
ed by_balustrades. The_main stairway ascends directly_from the_plaza,_those on_either_side are perpendicular_to the main_stairway. The balustrade of_each stairway terminates_at_the top in a vertical panel. The temple facade is in good condition although_the_roof of_the_temple_is missing. The range structures_are unequal in size and_each contains_a single long room atop a low platform._The_facade of each_of these rooms once possessed a row of columns_although only stumps remain in situ._This temple-palace is_K'iche'_in_style and has been_identified with the Nija'ib' lineage of_the K'iche', being very similar to_the Temple of Awilix at Q'umarkaj. A_tomb was excavated in Structure 4,_it consisted of a complete_skeleton with_associated offerings that included two_tripod earthenware bowls,_one with_duck effigies, a_tripod incense burner, a flint knife,_nine obsidian knives,_five jade beads and some fragments_of_gold.

Structure 6 is_a_temple_on the_northeast side of_Plaza_1. It_rises_in stepped sections topped by a_summit_shrine and was accessed via a stairway_from the plaza that_divided_in two near the_summit. Only the lower sections_of the walls and columns of_the shrine_remain.

Structure 9_is a large mound on the northwest side of Plaza 1._The last phase of construction shows_evidence of the interruption_of construction_by_the Spanish Conquest._Terraces_were absent_on three sides of the structure with_only the_lowest level having been built on_the fourth. Early Classic_ceramic_caches were discovered under Structure 9.

Structure_10 borders the northeast side of_Plaza 4 and is unrestored_although_some_original stonework is evident. It_is a very long building accessed_via three stairways_ascending from the plaza. The structure has_been_investigated by archaeologists and was found_to_have multiple doorways opening into a_single_long_room.

Structures 11 and 12 are_small platforms in the middle of_Plaza 1. They have both been restored.

Structure 13 is_on the southwest_side of Plaza 1, dividing_that_Plaza_from Plaza 2. It was accessed via a double stairway_ascending from_Plaza 1. This_double stairway gave access to the first level of the_temple structure only; from there, a wide_single stairway continued to the summit shrine. Only the lower sections_of the walls and columns of the temple_superstructure remain. The earliest phase of construction_dates