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Album caption: Casa Colorada - the Red House - derives its name from a red ban around the antechamber in which there is a band of hieroglyphs 37 feet in length. Believed to have been built prior to 900 A.D. Yucatan, Mexico. February 10, 1924. No index card.
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Album caption: El Caracol. The fallen section of the tower is on the left or east side. The restored section is to the right of the white line.
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Album caption: El Castillo, west side, before partial restoration by the Mexican Government. The high mound on the extreme left is the Temple of the Warriors. The Group of Thousand Columns is in the wooded area behind El Castillo. January 14, 1924.
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Album caption: El Castillo. All of the north side and one half of the east and west sides were restored by the Mexican Government. There are 91 steps in each stairway which total 364. The platform at the top makes 365 which is the number of days in the Maya year. There are 9 terraces. Nine is a sacred number to the Maya. C.I.W. 1929.
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Album caption: The north side of El Castillo. Restoration by the Mexican Government nearly complete. January 1929.
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Album caption: A section of the sculptured wall of the ground room of the Temple of the Jaguars. 1929. Handwritten notes on album caption: Sculptured wall. Lower room. Temple of the Tigers.
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Album caption: The left side of the pediment of the column in the above photograph is shown here in more detail. A bird, crab, and turtle are carved in sharp relief. 1929.
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Album caption: Blocks of second sculptured band of pyramid, found in relative position and set back in place. C.I.W. 1926.
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Album caption: Southwest corner of the Temple of the Chac Mool showing last increment of rubble fill. Traces of mural paintings are on the wall to the left. C.I.W. 1927.
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Album caption: Shaft dug to expose the substructure of the Temple of the Chac Mool which was filled in in order to build the Temple of the Warriors. The stairway is not original. It was built to provide access to the excavated Temple of the Chac Mool. C.I.W. 1927.
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Album caption: Vegetable garden at the hacienda. A Maya Indian was the gardener. All of the vegetables that were grown in Yucatan were grown here. Yucatan, Mexico. March 9, 1924. Note: Similar to J.O. Kilmartin photograph number 26, kjo00026_YUC4. No index card.
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Album caption: The detailed facade of the east end of Las Monjas. The doorway is barricaded to prevent cattle from entering. Yucatan, Mexico. February 10, 1924. No index card.
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Album caption: Enrique Cebollas, Secretary of the Railroads in Yucatan and his party on a visit to the ruins. Yucatan, Mexico. March 23, 1924. No index card.
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Album caption: A royal palm stands alone in the Plaza Principal in Dzitas. Yucatan, Mexico. January 20, 1924. No index card.
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Album caption: El Morros Castle at the entrance to the harbor of Havana, Cuba. June 12, 1924. Note: Similar to J.O. Kilmartin photograph number 75, kjo00075_YUC4 No index card
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Album caption: Black and white map of the Central area of Ruins of Chichen-Itza. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. No index card.
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Album caption: My principal assistants on the Chichen Project during the 1923-1924 field season. Juan Olalde, mayor domo; Pablo Pantoja, rodman and chaffeur; and Jaime Chan, cook. Photo taken in front of my house. Yucatan, Mexico. February 17, 1924. No index card.
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Album caption: The church at Hacienda Chichen. S.G. Morley's home for several seasons of the Chichen Project is on the left. The photo laboratory is on the right. The right wing was originally the home of the priest. It is not known defintely when the churh was built, but it is likely that it was built about 1750. No index card.
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Album caption: This Indian woman is making tortillas on th eeast front of Hacienda Chichen. The dark walls were caused by fire when this pat of the house was burned during the revolution of 1918. (Photo taken by Carnegie Institute of Washington) 1923. No Index card.
map background search result map search result map Map of Ruins of Chichen-Itza. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. Hacienda Chichen church. Chichen Project photo lab is on the right. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. Principal assistants on the Chichen Project during the 1923-1924 field season. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. Vegetable garden at the hacienda. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. Enrique Cebollas, Secretary of the Railroads. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. Royal palm in the Plaza Principal in Dzitas. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. Casa Colorada - the Red House. Chichen Itza. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. Detailed facade of Las Monjas. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. Making tortillas in front of Hacienda Chichen. Yucatan, Mexico. 1923. El Morro Castle. Harbor of Havana, Cuba. 1924. Dzitas-Chichen Itza road after completion. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. Shaft dug to expose the substructure of the Temple of the Chac Mool which was filled in in order to build the Temple of the Warriors. Yucatan, Mexico. 1927. Southwest corner of the Temple of the Chac Mool showing last increment of rubble fill. Yucatan, Mexico. 1927. Blocks of second sculptured band of pyramid, found in relative position and set back in place. Yucatan, Mexico. 1926. The left side of the pediment of the column in the above photograph is shown here in more detail. Yucatan, Mexico. 1929. A section of the sculptured wall of the ground room of the Temple of the Jaguars. Yucatan, Mexico. 1929. Restoration of El Castillo nearly complete. Yucatan, Mexico. 1929. Restoration of El Castillo after the Mexican Government renovated the north side, and half of the east and west sides. Yucatan, Mexico. 1929. El Castillo, west side, before partial restoration by the Mexican Government. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. View of the fallen east side section of El Caracol. Yucatan, Mexico. 1929. Map of Ruins of Chichen-Itza. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. Hacienda Chichen church. Chichen Project photo lab is on the right. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. Principal assistants on the Chichen Project during the 1923-1924 field season. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. Vegetable garden at the hacienda. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. Enrique Cebollas, Secretary of the Railroads. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. Royal palm in the Plaza Principal in Dzitas. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. Casa Colorada - the Red House. Chichen Itza. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. Detailed facade of Las Monjas. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. Making tortillas in front of Hacienda Chichen. Yucatan, Mexico. 1923. El Morro Castle. Harbor of Havana, Cuba. 1924. Dzitas-Chichen Itza road after completion. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. Shaft dug to expose the substructure of the Temple of the Chac Mool which was filled in in order to build the Temple of the Warriors. Yucatan, Mexico. 1927. Southwest corner of the Temple of the Chac Mool showing last increment of rubble fill. Yucatan, Mexico. 1927. Blocks of second sculptured band of pyramid, found in relative position and set back in place. Yucatan, Mexico. 1926. The left side of the pediment of the column in the above photograph is shown here in more detail. Yucatan, Mexico. 1929. A section of the sculptured wall of the ground room of the Temple of the Jaguars. Yucatan, Mexico. 1929. Restoration of El Castillo nearly complete. Yucatan, Mexico. 1929. Restoration of El Castillo after the Mexican Government renovated the north side, and half of the east and west sides. Yucatan, Mexico. 1929. El Castillo, west side, before partial restoration by the Mexican Government. Yucatan, Mexico. 1924. View of the fallen east side section of El Caracol. Yucatan, Mexico. 1929.