EU: Gata Chalchuapa, fotografi, photograph (1955) through time

Chalchuapa 1955 4 photos of this spot

4 photographs taken at the same spot in Chalchuapa, spanning 1955 — 4 of them from before 1980. Line them up and watch the place change.

The Tazumal pyramid rises above the Maya archaeological complex at Chalchuapa, El Salvador, one of the country's most extensively excavated pre-Columbian sites. This 1955 photograph documents the structure decades after early 20th-century excavation work first exposed its stepped terraces.

EU: Tazumalpyramiden, pyramid, fotografi, photograph (1955) 1955 The Tazumal pyramid rises above the Maya archaeological complex at Chalchuapa, El Salvador, one of the country's most extensively excavated pre-Columbian sites. This 1955 photograph documents the structure decades after early 20th-century excavation work first exposed its stepped terraces.

EU: Tazumalpyramiden, pyramid, fotografi, photograph - close view (1955) 1955 A closer view of the Tazumal pyramid in Chalchuapa, El Salvador, highlighting the stepped stone terraces of this pre-Columbian Maya structure. The site was among the first in the country to undergo systematic archaeological excavation, and this 1955 image captures its restored facade.

EU: Gata Chalchuapa, fotografi, photograph (1955) 1955 A street in the town of Chalchuapa, El Salvador, photographed in 1955. Chalchuapa lies near the ancient Tazumal ruins and has long served as a local trading center in the country's western Santa Ana department.

EU: utgrävningar, tazumalpyramiden, fotografi, photograph (1955) 1955 Archaeological excavation work underway at the Tazumal pyramid complex in Chalchuapa, El Salvador, in 1955. Tazumal is one of several pre-Columbian Maya sites in the area that drew sustained archaeological interest through the mid-20th century.