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SOUTH TEMPLE This great four bodies pyramidal basement was built in the first centuries of our era. It shows Peten architecture (200-600 AD), with apron moldings. The temple that crowns it corresponds to the Puuc architecture (around 700 A.D.) and the access staircase is in the south side. The great slope outstands in the north side of the South Temple. It provides unity to several bodies and is characteristic of the . Peten architecture, in its very site as well as in Calakmul, Uxul or Tikal.