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Structure 10

The structure is 43 m long, 30 m wide and approximately 5 m high, it is a rectangular basement. The basement corners are rounded, a feature related to the Peten region in Guatemala. It has been dated for the Late Classic, but the upper structures were built until the post-classic (1200 -1542 AD).

In its surface there was only a small temple decorated with small columns with ties and tiered fretworks, of the Puuc style and it also presents features from the architecture of the peninsula East Coast, that is characterized for large open spaces and the Miniature Shrines, that suggest a ritual use.