Chuck David Photography

The three-roomed Palace or Structure I of the ancient Mayan city of Hochob, Mexico, features an ornate facade depicting the Chenes styling of the Creator God, Itzamna, spiral eyes beneath a straight b

The three-roomed Palace or Structure I of the ancient Mayan city of Hochob, Mexico, features an ornate facade depicting the Chenes styling of the Creator God, Itzamna, spiral eyes beneath a straight brows just above the doorway lintel, the remains of hooks or teeth framing the "mouth" doorway.

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The three-roomed Palace or Structure I of the ancient Mayan city of Hochob, Mexico, features an ornate facade depicting the Chenes styling of the Creator God, Itzamna, spiral eyes beneath a straight brows just above the doorway lintel, the remains of hooks or teeth framing the "mouth" doorway.