Teocallis at Chichen Itza by Frederick Catherwood (1844)

Lithograph of a stepped Maya temple ruin at Chichen Itza surrounded by jungle trees, palms, and carved stone fragments.

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This lithograph depicts the ruins of a stepped stone temple at Chichen Itza, partially overgrown with trees and vines. Carved stone fragments lie in the foreground beside tall palms and dense tropical foliage. The work is attributed to Frederick Catherwood and dated 1844.

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1844

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