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These are photos taken during our exploration of the ruins of the Mayan village of Tulum located on the East Coast of the Yucatán Peninsula.
The palace in the left foreground - the castle in the right background
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A foundation in foreground and a building in the
background that was built to fit the curve of the land.
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Another foundation on the left and a different view of the
building built that conforms with the curve of the land.
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Notice the bas-relief carving on the corner stone above the man with the blue cap.
A closer view can be seen below.
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This is a closer view of the carving mentioned in the previous photo
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This shows an example of the thatch roof design used on many of the structures
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A sandy cove near the Temple of the Winds God
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