 A sculpture representing a Chac Mool (Toltec culture characteristic element) was found; as well as a series of roads and walls surrounding the site.The prehispanic settlement fully covers a low-lying plateau and kept a strategic location at the extreme west of the Lake and other dominant sites as Tzintzuntzan.According to the archeological evidence, there has been human habitation within the territory of Michoacán state for at least 10,000 years.