Tomb Seven in this place was analyzed by Alfonso Caso, and San Jose Mogote was a predecessor to this site. Building J in the main plaza of this site contains a series of 40 stone slabs with place names, corresponding to conquered territories. A tomb complex in this location is located adjacent to the North Platform, and an observatory here is called the "zenith tube". A series of naked male depictions found here with their genitals mutilated represent sacrifices, and those are found in the (*) "Building of the Dancers". This city contains several statues of the rain god Cocijo and a tlachtli court. 10 points, name this archeological site in t
Tomb Seven in this place was analyzed by Alfonso Caso, and San Jose Mogote was a predecessor to this site. Building J in the main plaza of this site contains a series of 40 stone slabs with place names, corresponding to conquered territories. A tomb complex in this location is located adjacent to the North Platform, and an observatory here is called the "zenith tube". A series of naked male depictions found here with their genitals mutilated represent sacrifices, and those are found in the (*) "Building of the Dancers". This city contains several statues of the rain god Cocijo and a tlachtli court. 10 points, name this archeological site in the Oaxaca Valley, the capital of the Zapotec empire which gets its name from the white trees on its hill.
Tomb Seven in this place was analyzed by Alfonso Caso, and San Jose Mogote was a predecessor to this site.
{Monte Alban}