
The sacbé 1 communicates with the Plaza del Castillo Cenote Sagrado, to be scanned and restored its southern part, along with a wide section of the slope and the walls that limit the large square in this sector, showed a monumentally higher than expected . Moreover, he appeared under a building of considerable size, attached to the wall and copious evidence of activities related to the killing cult of the Sacred Cenote.
The temple of the officers, immediate neighbor of the Temple of the Warriors, was semiexcavado and allegedly destroyed from the last century. Among the rubble around him recovered an impressive frieze of jaguars rampant among trees and groups of five darts and another snake emplumadas; a row of battlements formed by crossed arms must crowned the edge of a high vaulted ceiling, four of the offerings foundation building containing small metates with their hands, some green stone figurines, necklaces and simple foundation for mirrors hematite. The temple itself contained a pectoral jade called style of Nebaj. It documented, as well a building slightly above that still retains most of the original coating.
In a thin layer of stucco polychrome murals snakes are found in the vaults and high reliefs and slender pilasters warriors in the interior. Four of these reliefs are now released, preserved and accessible.
It explored and restored four buildings at the northeast corner and a little east of the Plaza of the Thousand Columns that were observed in various stages of processing and overlap.
Some characteristics of this area are great colonnades with elaborate facades of stone reliefs, vaulted interior and polychrome. It was rescued from ruin the Colonnade Northwest, with pilasters and richly decorated an altar of reliefs. Six masks the top of the facade could arm itself almost completely. The nineteen of these carriers, with two warriors or dignitaries each, plus three jambs sculpted with carriers from the sky (panahtun) and another amount of smooth columns.
In a downtown area of the entrance to the palace columns. Esculpidas is a new chac mool in recostada position on the one hand and her head emprotrada fall forward.
The group Osario was cleared in its entirety, and explored and restored for the most part. It was established that the wall enclosing its main square is a perfect rectangle to continue in its west side. In addition, it was discovered that this place is communicated through sacbé 15 with the rim of cento toloc and restored the Temple of Xtoloc, a small altar of masonry, sacbé 15 and a stretch of sacbé largest 5. In the same plaza was rescued four buildings:
1 .- A platform with two graves for burials side, six high columns and a frieze of snakes intertwined.
2 .- A platform four stairs is almost a duplicate on a small scale of the Platform for Venus in the Plaza del Castillo.
3 .- A round platform very low.
4 .- The main building of Osario, a basement seven bodies with four stairways of alfardas in the form of snakes and a very elaborate temple at the top. The outer skin of osario retains most of a rich iconographic program represented by about three thousand stones carved in relief.
In addition to the eight alfardas formed by two different snakes intertwined, each with head and tail rattlesnake up and down, there is another horizontal frieze eight snakes, whose bodies are decorated with jewels and jade discs represent, and in the four outgoing head corners of the building.
The three bodies senior basamenteo were covered with about eighty birds with faces of god Itzamná, headgear and pectoral anthropomorphic.
The facade of the temple showed four characters with extended arms and rich attire in each field, combined with representations of hombre-pájaro-serpiente, half relief, half sculpture recess. In the corners were lifted four masks on top derivatives Puuc style
Inside the temple, whose floor was painted blue, we found some tombstones in a mesa-altar with creeks reliefs mítico-históricos and their carriers in the form of Atlantis, as well as sculptures hombres-aves, a lot of incense type on Mayapán the floor and incense and bones childhood, probably burned on both sides of the main staircase.
The dedicatory inscription on one of the pillars of the ninth century.