It is a well-leveled area surrounded by a wall over which there are several structures, being homes or small temples. In the center of the interior plaza there are also other bigger edifices, including the remains of a pyramid.

As it was the custom during that time, that pyramid was built over another existing pyramid. Interestingly enough, the pyramid that was built over had some artwork set in stone of unique beauty..

Quetzalcóatl, the feathered snake, and Tláloc, the rain god are represented in the artwork. The cult of these two gods continued in Mesoámerica until the Europeans arrived.

Quetzalcóatl was the protector of humankind and also the essence of the best a person could desire or strive to be. Some compare him to the Holly Ghost in Christianity. There are several legends about this deity that can be found in the rich Aztec mythology. One legend in particular tells of how he stole corn from the gods to give it to humanity.