Block 200, west edge of site, west-northwest of plaza, where Block 200 meets the site-enclosing wall.

Just north of, and adjacent to, the northeast wall of Structure 202, at the north end of the block. "Straddles" a doorway in the site-enclosing wall.

These extramural surfaces were probably used by residents of the surrounding architectural blocks during passage through the associated doorway or gap in the site-enclosing wall; few openings were exposed through this enclosing wall during excavations at the site.

Abandoned when the surrounding architectural blocks were abandoned, or perhaps when the village was abandoned.

Upper portions of the site-enclosing wall collapsed; sediment accumulated naturally.

These two surfaces were not constructed but instead are natural surfaces.

No means by which to date either the use of the bedrock surface or the sediment surface above it; in any case, use of this area was probably continuous during the occupation of the village. The doorway or gap (Feature 1) in the site-enclosing wall, associated with this nonstructure, was remodeled sometime during the occupation of the village.

No means by which to date the abandonment of either surface.

Use of this outdoor area was probably continuous during occupation of the village.

1 (A.D. 1250–1280)

Site-Wide Dating