San Andres, a photo from La Libertad, West

Photographer's Note

San Andres is a Mayan archeological site located in the valley of Zapotitan. The site was occupied around the year 900 before Christ as a farming village.
This is the Acropolis, which houses the main structures.
The structure I, shown here, was constructed with core of volcanic tuff and adobe blocks, covered with cut volcanic stones. The stairway corresponds with the facade of the structure, where an offering composed of an eccentric flint, seven marine shells, one manta ray spine and a jade bead was found.

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jemaflor (146382) 2015-08-03 23:10

Hi Pedro,
Interestung archeological site well presented, nice green tone, good light capture.

ikeharel (112521) 2015-08-04 7:42

Green covered pyramid, but still we see the giant stones those were built of, Pedro.
POV well chosen with fine depth along the compound.
Buen tardes,
Ike

Silvio1953 (220717) 2015-08-05 10:12

Ciao Pedro, great view of fascinating ruines, wonderful colors, splendid light and excellent clarity, very well done, my friend, ciao Silvio