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Olla

Juliq' and B'omb'il Pek
Olla

Vessel from Juliq' on natural 3-stone hearth. It is the only whole vessel to have survived the looting of the cave as it is heavily fractured and only held together by the small stalagmites at its base. It has evidence of burning inside and below, an obsidian blade associated with it, and was "killed" by a small rock--a probable example of autosacrifice.

Photo by Jon Spenard, 2004

Entoptic art

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Entoptic art

Rough sketch of a human face.

Photo by Jon Spenard, 2004

Half-olla atop high ledge

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Half-olla atop high ledge

A half-olla used to collect water has now been completely filled with calcite.

Photo by Amalia Kenward, 2002

Monkeys, B'omb'il Pek

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Monkeys, B'omb'il Pek

Monkeys drawn onto the wall of B'omb'il Pek.

Photo by Alvaro Ramirez, 2003

Travertine dams

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Travertine dams

Multiple levels of travertine, Juliq'

Skylight, Juliq'

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Skylight, Juliq'

View of a skylight in Juliq'.

Photo by Brent Woodfill, 2002

Skylight, Juliq'

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Skylight, Juliq'

Light streaming in through skylight in Juliq'.

Photo by Brent Woodfill

Entrance, Juliq'

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Entrance, Juliq'

Fog rising into the sunlight in the entrance to Juliq'.

Photo by Brent Woodfill

Candelabra

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Candelabra

Natural candelabra, Juliq'.

Photo by Brent Woodfill, 2002.

Modern Altar

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Modern Altar

A modern altar near the entrance of Juliq'

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