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| Dr. Spores describing the burial ground of Yucundaa. |
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| Crossing the alter of the ex-convento of Yucundaa, the first Dominican residence in Southern Mexico. |
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| Dr. Lancaster honoring the those that have come before us. |
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| Evidence of long-distance trade at Yucundaa, Pachuca (green) Obsidian from either Kaminaljuyu in Guatemala, or the mountains surrounding Mexico City. |
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| Ceramics at Yucundaa. |
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| Pre-Contact terrace field at the entrance to Yucundaa. |
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| Second floor of La iglesia de san pedro y san pablo, Teposcolula |
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| Angel with indigenous features beneath the feet of San Pedro, facade of La iglesia de san pedro y san pablo, Teposcolula |
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| Rose in the patio with aqueduct in background, La iglesia de san pedro y san pablo, Teposcolula |
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| Spaghetti with salsa verde appetizer, Teposcolula |
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| The lone defender of the ruins of Yacundaa |
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| Elite disc frieze on La casa de las cacicas with La iglesia de san pedro y san pablo in background, Teposcolula |
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| Intrepid NEH-ers and the road to La iglesia |
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| La iglesia de san pedro y san pablo, Capilla abierto (left), church facade (center), and the ex-convento (right), Teposcolula |
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| mid-16th century door next to La iglesia de san pedro y san pablo, Teposcolula |
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| Facade, La iglesia de Yanhuitlan |
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| Zapote fruit, Nahuas labeled the peoples of Oaxaca Zapoteca as a derogatory term meaning "those who eat Zapote" |
I love the 4th one from the bottom the sky is awesome!
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