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Images Dated 6th September 2006 (page 3)

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Images Dated 6th September 2006: Central America, Honduras, Copan (aka Xukpi in Maya). Ruins of Classic Period Mayan civilization

Central America, Honduras, Copan (aka Xukpi in Maya). Ruins of Classic Period Mayan civilization
Central America, Honduras, Copan (aka Xukpi in Maya). East court or palza. Carving of the 16th ruler, Yax Pahsaj

Central America, Honduras, Copan (aka Xukpi in Maya). Ruins of Classic Period Mayan civilization
Central America, Honduras, Copan (aka Xukpi in Maya). Altar Q, the most important altar in all of Copan because it tells the story of all of Copans rulers from the first to the 14th

Central America, Honduras, Copan (aka Xukpi in Maya). Ruins of Classic Period Mayan civilization
Central America, Honduras, Copan (aka Xukpi in Maya). Temple 11, stone Monkey God (Xigalba) from the underworld

Central America, Honduras, Copan (aka Xukpi in Maya). Ruins of Classic Period Mayan civilization
Central America, Honduras, Copan (aka Xukpi in Maya). The impressive Hieroglyphic Stairway has 63 steps with over 2, 500 carved stone glyphs

Central America, Honduras, Copan (aka Xukpi in Maya). Ruins of Classic Period Mayan civilization
Central America, Honduras, Copan (aka Xukpi in Maya). Great Plaza of the Stelas aka Plaza Grande de las estelas. Stela F

Central America, Honduras, Copan (aka Xukpi in Maya). Ruins of Classic Period Mayan civilization
Honduras, Copan (aka Xukpi in Maya). Great Plaza of the Stelas aka Plaza Grande de las estelas. Stela C, representation of ruler 18 Rabbit in his youth

Central America, Honduras, Copan (aka Xukpi in Maya). Ruins of Classic Period Mayan civilization
Central America, Honduras, Copan (aka Xukpi in Maya). Stone scarlet macaw, structure 10L-10, overlooking ballcourt

Central America, Honduras, Copan (aka Xukpi in Maya). Ruins of Classic Period Mayan civilization
Central America, Honduras, Copan (aka Xukpi in Maya). Wild scarlet macaw

Images Dated 6th September 2006: Central America, Guatemala, El Peten, Flores, Lake Petenchel, Villa Maya Hotel. Sunset

Central America, Guatemala, El Peten, Flores, Lake Petenchel, Villa Maya Hotel. Sunset on Lake Petenchel

Images Dated 6th September 2006: Central America, Guatemala, Western Highlands, Lake Atitlan, Santiago Atitlan. Colorful

Central America, Guatemala, Western Highlands, Lake Atitlan, Santiago Atitlan. Colorful beadwork for sale

Central America, Guatemala, Western Highlands, Lake Atitlan, San Lucas Toliman. Boats

Images Dated 6th September 2006: Central America, Guatemala, Western Highlands, Lake Atitlan. San Pedro volcano, one

Central America, Guatemala, Western Highlands, Lake Atitlan. San Pedro volcano, one of many volcanos along the shores of Lake Atitlan

Images Dated 6th September 2006: Central America, Guatemala, Western Highlands, Lake Atitlan, Panajachel. Early morning

Central America, Guatemala, Western Highlands, Lake Atitlan, Panajachel. Early morning light on lake pier with Toliman & San Pedro volcanos in the distance

Images Dated 6th September 2006: Central America, Guatemala, Western Highlands, Solola. Famous Solola market near Lake Atitlan

Central America, Guatemala, Western Highlands, Solola. Famous Solola market near Lake Atitlan. Fruit stand, pineapple

Images Dated 6th September 2006: Central America, Guatemala, Western Highlands, Lake Atitlan, Panajachel. Lake pier

Central America, Guatemala, Western Highlands, Lake Atitlan, Panajachel. Lake pier with San Pedro volcano in distance

Central America, Guatemala, Western Highlands, Solola. Famous Solola market near Lake Atitlan. Fresh bread rolls

Central America, Guatemala, Western Highlands, Solola. Famous Solola market near Lake Atitlan. Colorful yarn used to embroider local attire

Images Dated 6th September 2006: Central America, Guatemala, Western Highlands. Local bricks made my children using a wooden form

Central America, Guatemala, Western Highlands. Local bricks made my children using a wooden form and made from nearby river mud. Finished bricks ready for sale

Images Dated 6th September 2006: Central America, Guatemala, Antigua. Local Coffee Plantation and museum aka Museo del Cafe

Central America, Guatemala, Antigua. Local Coffee Plantation and museum aka Museo del Cafe. Coffee beans, some ripe and some un-ripe

Images Dated 6th September 2006: Central America, Guatemala, Antigua. Building tops with flowers. UNESCO World Heritage

Central America, Guatemala, Antigua. Building tops with flowers. UNESCO World Heritage Site

Images Dated 6th September 2006: Central America, Guatemala, Antigua, San Felipe. San Felipe de Jesus church, interior

Central America, Guatemala, Antigua, San Felipe. San Felipe de Jesus church, interior. Stained glass window

Central America, Guatemala, Antigua. El Arco aka The Arch. UNESCO World Heritage Site

Images Dated 6th September 2006: Central America, Guatemala, Antigua, Casa Santo Domingo Hotel. Colonial convent turned

Central America, Guatemala, Antigua, Casa Santo Domingo Hotel. Colonial convent turned into 5-star hotel. Convent catacombs

Central America, Guatemala, Antigua, Casa Santo Domingo Hotel. Colonial convent turned
Central America, Guatemala, Antigua, Casa Santo Domingo Hotel. International restaurant cuisine, raspberry apple flan

Central America, Guatemala, Antigua. UNESCO World Heritage Site. Colonial ruins

Images Dated 6th September 2006: Central America, Guatemala, San Antonio Aguas Calientes (located just outside of Antigua)

Central America, Guatemala, San Antonio Aguas Calientes (located just outside of Antigua), Ixcel Textile Co-op. Close up detail of bright textile

Images Dated 6th September 2006: Central America, Guatemala, Antigua. Famous Antigua landmark, El Arco (The Arch)

Central America, Guatemala, Antigua. Famous Antigua landmark, El Arco (The Arch), Agua volcano in distance. UNESCO World Heritage Site. (Editorial Usage Only)

Central America, Guatemala, Antigua. Famous Antigua landmark, El Arco (The Arch). Typical street scene. UNESCO World Heritage Site

Images Dated 6th September 2006: Central America, Guatemala, Antigua, La Compania de Jesus. La Compania was once a school

Central America, Guatemala, Antigua, La Compania de Jesus. La Compania was once a school and church inaugurated in 1629

Central America, Guatemala, San Antonio Aguas Calientes (located just outside of Antigua), Ixcel Textile Co-op. Close up detail of bright textile

Images Dated 6th September 2006: Central America, Guatemala, Antigua, Old Antigua aka Cuidad Vieja (Old City), located

Central America, Guatemala, Antigua, Old Antigua aka Cuidad Vieja (Old City), located right outside of Colonial Antigua. Church of the Conception of the Virgin Mary

Images Dated 6th September 2006: Central America, Guatemala, Antigua, Hill of the Cross aka Cross Hill or mountain

Central America, Guatemala, Antigua, Hill of the Cross aka Cross Hill or mountain. Mountain top view of the City of Antigua with Agua Volcano in the distance

Central America, Guatemala, Antigua. Overview from Cross Hill. UNESCO World Heritage Site

Central America, Guatemala, Antigua, Hill of the Cross aka Cross Hill or mountain. Mountain top view of the City of Antigua with Agua Volcano in the distance

Central America, Guatemala, Antigua. UNESCO World Heritage Site. Lion door knocker

Images Dated 6th September 2006: Central America, Guatemala, Antigua. UNESCO World Heritage Site. Steaming Fuega Volcano

Central America, Guatemala, Antigua. UNESCO World Heritage Site. Steaming Fuega Volcano with view of the ruins of La Compania de Jesus convent

Central America, Guatemala, Antigua. Nuestra Senora de La Merced aka Lady of Mercy church

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