Chaac motif at Kabah Mayan ruins
Wall of masks on the temple for the rain God called Chaac, at Kabah, Mayan site in Mexico From wikipedia: Kabah (also spelled Kabaah, Kabáh, Kahbah and Kaba) is a Maya archaeological site in the south-east of the Mexican state of Yucatán. The name "Kabah" or "Kabaah" is usually taken to be archaic Maya language for "strong hand". This is a pre-Columbian name for the site, mentioned in Maya chronicles. An alternative name is Kabahaucan or "royal snake in the hand". Kabah Mayan pyramids, Yucatan, Mexico (ZZ)
Kabah Mayan pyramids, Yucatan, Mexico (ZZ)
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Kabah Mayan pyramids, Yucatan, Mexico
Kabah Mayan pyramids, Yucatan, Mexico (XX)
Kabah Mayan pyramids, Yucatan, Mexico
Kabah, Mayan Pyramids
Kabah Mayan pyramids, Yucatan, Mexico
Uxmal Mayan ruins, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico 15 March 09 What you see is actually the Mayan university campus (! ? !)
El Caracol, observatory of Chichen Itza Mexico, Yucatan
Kukulkan Pyramid, Chichen-Iza, Mexico
Kukulkan Pyramid, Chichen-Iza, Mexico, (zz)