Art and Archaeology Volume II July-December 1915 (1915)
The Archaeological Institute of America · leaf 58
nd hewn stones, separately carved which is nine feet thick. There are no and laid in mortar against the concrete windows or roof openings, and the back filling of the wall, forming a great mosaic, rooms are necessarily very dark. The The use to which the building was chambers are spanned by high… … Reconstruction by W. H. Holmes. FIG. 30 THE PALACE, UXMAL. flat capstones. The lower half of thewall, fourteen feet in height, is plain andcontains the doorways, nine feet high,which were spanned originally by woodenlintels now entirely rotted away. Theupper wall-zone, fourteen feet in height,is…
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