Mask Temple - Lamanai by junge1
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Description
The Mask Temple at Lamanai is the smallest of the three temples excavated and restored at this site so far. It was built between 550 - 650 AD. At the lower right side facing the temple is a 15-ft. mask showing a human head with a crocodile headdress. The mask is covered with a plaster shield to protect the limestone mask underneath.
Thia picture was taken on 27 November 2010.
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Sig...
Comments (24)
Fantastic shot.
Another super capture of this temple ruins.. wonderful!!
Great photo.
great foto.
Cool shot and image Excellent, Sig
great shot
I have always wanted to go there. I bet it was amazing. Great shot. Aloha
Excellent capture!
What a beautiful ruin!!!
An interesting capture and I'm glad they are trying to save this ruin.
How interesting, that they covered over the original. Makes me scratch my head a bit. I'm sure they have a good reason for plastering over that part and not other parts ... Hmmmmm ... you've got me thinking! Excellent image.
fantastic capture and splendid series!!
lovely place!!
excellent capture and beautiful place sig.
Outstanding capture my friend.
Wonderful...so much history. Did you climb to the top?
Interesting image, Sig! I like Pre-Columbian art! Thanks for sharing! :)
WOWZER...SPLENDID SHOT
Very impressive temple with that face.
Wonderful artwork! The ancient stonecarvers were masters! And you as a photographer too, Sig! Thanks for sharing. This part of your journey was a hit!
Fantastic capture!!
WOW what a nice place!!
Spectacular capture and the original stone works is amazing in zoom mode. Dana