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The Native Races [of the Pacific states], Volume 4, Antiquities, Volume 4

Note VIII-42 — Chapter VIII · ANTIQUITIES OF VERA CRUZ.

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Bausa says the pyramid faces the north. The Gaceta account represents the stairway as 10 or 12 varas wide. The plate represents the lateral narrow stairways as single instead of double, and the niches as not extending entirely across the wide central stairway. Only six stories are shown in the plate, terminating in a summit platform on which stand two small altar-like structures at the head of the lateral stairways. Nebel speaks simply of a 'double stairway.' Humboldt agrees with the plate in the Gaceta.

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