Stucco seated human figure in 3/4 round Location: Main temple - Ek Balam archeological site, Yucatan, Mexico Year: 2005 Merckslides catalogue number: 20(07)-22397 Comments: Originally, classical Maya buildings were all faced with sculptured stucco. Only at Ek Balam is such sculpture well preserved.

Stucco facade with human figures Location: Main temple - Ek Balam archeological site, Yucatan, Mexico Year: 2005 Merckslides catalogue number: 20(07)-22390 Comments:

Stucco standing figures of dignitaries with quetzal-plume capes in 3/4 round Location: Main temple - Ek Balam archeological site, Yucatan, Mexico Year: 2005 Merckslides catalogue number: 20(07)-22396 Comments:

Stucco sculpture of king Location: Main temple - Ek Balam archeological site, Yucatan, Mexico Year: 2005 Merckslides catalogue number: 20(07)-22392 Comments: The king's actual head is missing but he has a pectoral in the form of a human face.

Emblem glyph in stucco Location: Main temple - Ek Balam archeological site, Yucatan, Mexico Year: 2005 Merckslides catalogue number: 20(07)-22388 Comments: This is a standard glyph format for naming a political entity or city. The top and left sides are the same regardless of the city, but the lower right section varies. God knows if this refers to Ek Balam or to another place.

Stucco death's head Location: Main temple - Ek Balam archeological site, Yucatan, Mexico Year: 2005 Merckslides catalogue number: 20(07)-22391 Comments:

Stucco Chenes style entrance surmounted by sculpture of king Location: Main temple - Ek Balam archeological site, Yucatan, Mexico Year: 2005 Merckslides catalogue number: 20(07)-22393 Comments:

Entrance with partially preserved stone decoration Location: Main temple - Ek Balam archeological site, Yucatan, Mexico Year: 2005 Merckslides catalogue number: 20(07)-22402 Comments:

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