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- A low, wide structure with stepped sides, with the top covered in low grass. A dense treeline forms the backdrop to the structure. The right hand side of the structure has several standing stones before it, with a local guide standing by one of them. (en)
- A cracked ceramic head with open mouth and closed eyes. The left ear sports an earplug. The forehead is heightened and flattened at the top. (en)
- An irregular disc-shaped stone lying flat, with some damage to the left hand side. A relief sculpture of a skull is carved onto the nearside rim. (en)
- A thick, flat stone set into a wide step, it has a dark hollow underneath with two short stone legs supporting the altar. Two large, smoothly rounded cobbles are set into the step below the altar. (en)
- A low stairway rising to the left from a flat grassy area. The top of the stairway is blocked by thick tropical vegetation. (en)
- An area of excavation under a corrugated roof supported by wooden poles. The foreground shows an even cobbled pavement running diagonally from left front to right back, where it disappears into a vertical wall of partially excavated rubble and soil. (en)
- A finely carved sculpture in the form of a stylised bat's head with prominent nose seen from the front right. Decorations spiral outwards from above the eye and to the side of the mouth. (en)
- An eroded sculpture carved in relief onto a boulder. It shows a human figure from the front, squatting with the legs splayed. Its elbows are doubled and under each arm it grips a barely distinguishable animal. The figure's face is mostly eroded away but hollows for the eyes and mouth are still visible. The figure wears large ear-spools and a prominent headdress. (en)
- A smoothly finished boulder carved into the shape of a seated frog or toad, with the head raised to the right and sporting a prominent smile. The eyes, mouth, nostrils and legs are all carved in low relief. The sculpture is set against the stonework base of a structure, behind it at left. (en)
- Excavated area with a flat dusty area to the left with some rubble and with steeply sloping well-dressed stonework to the right sat on top of a low vertical stonework base. A ramshackle roof protecting the excavations is supported by wooden poles. (en)
- A relief sculpture of a human bust facing forwards, with sculpted cloth hanging over the chest bearing a criss-cross design. The face has a damaged right cheek and two round earspools decorate the ears. (en)
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- Altar 30, embedded in the access stairway to Terrace 3 (en)
- Altar 28, bearing the carving of a skull (en)
- An excavated pavement adjacent to the ballcourt (en)
- Head from a Postclassic ceramic figurine (en)
- Monument 68, representing a toad (en)
- Structure 12 at Takalik Abaj (en)
- Structure 12, dating to the Early Classic (en)
- The ballcourt on Terrace 2 in the Central Group, dating to the Middle Preclassic (en)
- Monument 14, a sculpture of a squatting human figure (en)
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